Enamul Hafiz Latifee
Chief Research Officer, Textile Today Innovation Hub
A national platform that honours, recognises and promotes innovation across Bangladesh's textile and apparel industry, judged by an independent Jury Board.
Outstanding contributions that have a transformative impact on the textile and apparel industry.
A culture of continuous improvement, inspiring professionals to develop solutions for current challenges and future needs.
Leadership in innovation, promoting environmentally and socially responsible practices that benefit businesses and communities.
Knowledge sharing, by promoting innovations that can serve as models for the wider industry.
Innovation does not have to be a breakthrough. Anything that adds value to a product, service or process counts, as long as it has a business case: lower cost, higher revenue or a simpler operation.
Applications can relate to one or more areas, or none: the Administrative Board aligns each application with the right area. Each card lists what the Jury Board looks for. Not every area is awarded each year.
Every application is reviewed by the Administrative Board and then assessed by the independent Jury Board against the same five criteria.
The benefits the innovation has delivered: savings, revenue, quality, productivity, people or environmental outcomes.
Whether the approach can be repeated across lines, plants or the wider industry with available resources.
What is new or different compared with common practice, and the unmet need it answers.
The environmental and social benefit, and whether the gains will last.
How well the innovation answers real buyer, customer or industry needs, now and next.
A note for applicants. Apply with the work, not the company. Describe one innovation clearly and support it with data, photos or documents where you have them.
Applications are made by an organisation, not an individual. Any textile, apparel or allied company or service provider with an innovation can apply.
Apply online with your organisation, the innovation and how it meets the five criteria.
Share data, photos or documents about the innovation and its results.
A board with many years of industry experience reviews each application and aligns it to the right area.
The independent Jury Board assesses applications against the criteria and finalises the results.
Winners are recognised on 13 November 2026 at ICCB, Dhaka.
Reviews every application and aligns it with the right area. Members have worked with the industry for many years.
Independently assesses applications against the five criteria and finalises the results.
Applications are made by an organisation or company in textile, apparel, allied industries or services.
The Textile Innovation Awards is organised to recognise excellence and innovation within the textile and apparel industry. Participation is voluntary, and all applications are reviewed by the Administrative Board and the Jury Board. The decisions of the jury are final and based on the information provided in the application. The organisers and the Jury Board reserve the right to modify areas, criteria and rules at any time without prior notice. Depending on the merits of applications, not every area is awarded each year.
The organisers do not certify the accuracy, completeness or suitability of information submitted by applicants, and are not liable for inaccuracies or misrepresentations. Participants are responsible for the authenticity of the information they provide.
By applying, applicants agree that the organisers may use their names, logos and submitted materials to promote the Award without further consent or compensation. The organisers may disqualify any participant found in violation of the award's terms or engaging in unethical practice.
Four short steps. Tell us about your organisation and your innovation, and how it meets the five criteria. Your draft is kept in this browser until you submit.
Before the Jury Board finalises results, the Administrative Board reviews every application. Its members have worked with Bangladesh's textile and apparel industry for many years, and they align each application with the right area of innovation.
Chief Research Officer, Textile Today Innovation Hub
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Drawn from academia, industry associations, chambers and trade media. That independence is what gives the recognition real weight.
Jury Board as of September 2026.
Awards ceremony on the second night of the TIE-ITET Textile Innovation Expo 2026.
Three days at International Convention City Bashundhara. Exhibitions and the Factory Innovation Pavilion run in Hall 8; ceremonies and seminars take place in Hall 5.
Expo opens. Launching ceremony in Hall 5, innovation demonstration sessions in Hall 8.
Textile Innovation Awards 2026. 6:30 – 8:30 PM, Hall 5.
Final day of exhibitions, demonstrations and business connections.
The 2024 Awards were presented on 26 October 2024 at Dhaka Regency Hotel. The Advisor to the Ministry of Jute and Textiles attended as Chief Guest, with the Presidents of BKMEA and BTMA as special guests.
Four organisations took the stage in 2024 for work in product development, market development, garment processing and people development. In 2026 the Award grows to eight categories and moves to ICCB, alongside Bangladesh's largest gathering of textile innovators.
Open the 2024 photo galleryDongyi Sourcing Limited presents the Textile Innovation Awards 2026.
Textile Today, the textile and apparel industry platform publishing since 2007.
If your organisation has an innovation worth recognising, the team will help with eligibility, timelines and your application.
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