At the Azteca Stadium in Mexico City, excitement rose from the first ball. Football World Cup has started from June 11. Whose feet will show magic on the green carpet, that tarja is there. In addition, the frenzy of the football world cup has directly affected the world of fashion. The gallery’s jersey has now changed to a Bengali twelve hand saree. The war in the field has now entered the inner circle of Bengalis. The high tension of goal-misses and offsides has touched the looms and boutiques of Bangladesh as well.
Halfil’s trend says that in this season of world war, women supporters have also joined in equal rhythm with men. A square cloth jersey is no longer enough to show the passion for the favorite team. The familiar colors of blue-white or green-yellow have been combined in the favorite clothes of Bengali women. But the eternal duality is evident here too. If one side is far ahead in terms of demand, the other side is reluctant to budge. This competition has brought new air to the fashion world of Bangladesh. The popularity of football theme has increased day by day.
Not only Dhaka, this hoax has now spread all over Bangladesh. The value of this special dress is increasing by leaps and bounds. Many are choosing team themed sarees as gifts to surprise their loved ones. It is known that Argentina has the highest demand for saree designs. It is followed by Brazil. Interest among buyers is high. This combination of modernity with antiquity in the design has caught everyone’s attention. Even the price is quite cheap. Argentina saree (Japanese silk) price only 550 taka. Brazil Chanderi Silk Saree Price Rs.450. It is not only the sports lovers who are buying these sarees. Some are known to have long queues to buy even to poke fans of other teams.
Keeping this demand of the season in mind, the production is going on in full swing. From silk to comfortable cotton textures, the name of the favorite star or the familiar symbol of the team is emerging. The quality of the clothes and the strength of the pocket are matched with each bargain. This football-fashion market is hovering in the range of hundreds to thousands of rupees. Khatian, who is familiar with sales, says that the profit margin of the business is much wider at this time. According to a section of vendors, big tournaments mean a tide of passion among the people. And with that passion, Lakshmi is gaining in the fashion market of Bangladesh. As the game gathers, the demand for this special Bangladeshi saree will increase by leaps and bounds. This combination of football and fashion has conquered the well-known market of Bengal for the time being.
