Since childhood I hold allure upon branded, apparel. Although it was a side issue that I never could able to satisfy this prolonged allurement fully, until this festival season. I invested my good number of days to wonder in my town to every nook and corner to visit showrooms of branded menswear. But at last, I decided and ordered through online because of the rates, wanted to save money as much as I could, ordered in intervals, few shirts, then trousers and jeans, and then again, few shirts and ties. From the designs, texture and feel of those fabrics I understood, I got the same items whatever I would get in company’s showroom. Then also I didn’t leave anything to inspect, as always, I do so, it’s being in my nature, found everything was okay. But at a point I got stuck, to my astonishment when I turned the manufacturing tag which usually get stitched at bottom side of shirts and saying about how to care about the product, most of those were mentioning clearly “Made In Bangladesh”I couldn’t able to join dots to understand and coming at the conclusion point that what this country’s name doing in the tags of high-priced top brands. The country comes in lower middle-income economy, GNI per capita is US $2620. The country is tagged for greatest population density in among the countries of having population of over 10 million at 1278 per sq. km. More than one fifth of country’s population, around 20.5% living in below poverty line. In tally of Ease of doing business country’s rank is 168th and country’s infrastructure don’t support to welcome foreign companies to invest.Every industry has two sides of a face. Whenever we hear the word ‘fashion’ our mind starts imagining full of glamour, glamorous world of fTV, models, girls doing catwalk on the floor, gorgeous girls talking about their latest collections, half coloured or grey hair people telling how they have been influenced from the nature or the art and how they put it down in their design and making it into trend. Mind goes to the countries of beauty. Paris, USA, European countries and travelling around, smiling faces of actor and actress of Hollywood and Bollywood giving photo sessions with wearing of uncommon and non-understandable cloths which we have never seen and we will never see again. And the other side, the dark side of the face of industry, what we can’t see from outside with naked eyes. In this modern era, Fashion is not a sole property of few ones and not restricted up to in among few houses only. Every person wants to look good and being connected with new trends. And from there it gives birth of the concept and the first time I have been introduced with the phrase “Fast Fashion”. Before this, combination of these two words were nowhere existing in my life. Fashion and that to be fast, what is this actually mean for us, being as a consumer. Availability of fashion, trendy cloths in affordable prices in offline and online stores, wherever from we want. In a report over 120 billion garments are produced in all over the world. In the entire journey of Fast Fashion right from the beginning designing and creating to consumption, the cost factor plays a vital role in it. And that’s why Bangladesh comes in this loop and its name displaying on the tag. Bangladesh has fitted itself well in the flow chart of processing and providing finished goods of fashion world. The manufacturing garment industry started growing up in late 1970s, when high-cost producers like USA, European countries were moving towards low-cost countries for outsourcing their merchandises. In 1983 Bangladesh had earned only $0.9 billion from exporting of readymade garments (RMG), which was 3.89%. Just after fifteen years, in 1998 it rose up to $5.51 billion, which was 75.67% of the total export earnings of the country. The RMG sector have been growing rapidly and putting strong foothold in country’s foreign exchange earnings and having important role in contribution to GDP. In initial days when RMG industry was mushrooming having only 47 garment manufacturing units in the country. But, by the year 1999 the country was having around 2,900 RMG factories. By the time the country was the sixth largest supplier of apparel in USA and fifth largest supplier of T-shirt in EU market.Bangladesh in 2011 exported $14.6 billion and became the second largest country in RMG manufacturing industry after China. It increased by 7% compound annual growth rate during the period 2011-19, exported $33.1 billion in 2019. Over the same period its share of global garment exports increased from 4.7 to 6.7 percent. In 2020 Bangladesh’s export value of garments was $38.73 billion. On record around 20 million people work in this sector, however, in deep root we don’t know how many people actually work or involve with this industry directly or indirectly. Behind the story to take from nowhere to the top of chart in global market and coming in the list of favourite countries for suppling apparel in fashion world, Bangladesh government’s hand is in it, have been providing facilities and incentives time to time. In initial phase of the industry notable steps were taken to groom, like duty free import of fabrics, concessionary rates of interest, cash incentives, warehouse facilities, Export Processing Zone. Motto was to attract foreign capital investments for industrialization and to create employment opportunities and to boost exports. External factors supported also to boost this sector in Bangladesh. Reforms in international textile trade regime particularly in multifibre arrangements and its offshoot quota system for the countries like USA, Canada and EU Bangladesh became the ideal one. Other factors also impacted positively for Bangladesh. One of those prime factors was, the country having low labour cost whereas in other peer group of countries their labour cost was increasing. Whereas the other side of the face of fast fashion of the fashion world is quite dark,