Why are workers or normal people more attracted to these stalls?

There are several important reasons why workers and the general public are attracted to these stalls

Low prices and ease of access. Workers in industrial areas have limited incomes, so they shop at these roadside shops instead of going to branded shops. Here, a good quality T-shirt can be found for 200-300 taka or a pair of jeans for 500-600 taka, which is sold at 2-3 times the price in big shops.

Time saving. Since the shops are near the factories, workers can easily come here after work or on holidays. This eliminates the need for them to go to the market separately. Easy transaction and bargaining opportunities. Here, buyers can bargain as they wish, which is not possible in a general market or shopping mall. Shopkeepers also often give special discounts to known buyers.

Friendly and familiar environment. Most of the people who come to the shops are residents of the same area or work in the same factory. As a result, a kind of social bond is also formed while shopping here. All this makes the workers feel comfortable in these shops and come regularly.

Are these businesses creating income opportunities for people around the factories?

Of course they do, in fact, these shops are one of the lifebloods of the local economy of the industrial area.

Many people living around the factories are directly or indirectly associated with these clothing shops. Some run shops, some carry clothes, some sew or pack clothes. Some bring clothes from garment factories and supply them to these shops as wholesale.

In addition, many family members of workers, such as wives, brothers or children, work in these shops and earn extra income. This improves the financial condition of their families.

Another important aspect is that the recycling process is also accelerated by using unused or rejected clothes from the factory in these shops. In other words, on the one hand, income opportunities are being created, and on the other hand, these shops are also contributing to environmentally friendly businesses.

Finally, it can be said that these small shops are not just businesses, they are a living picture of the local society and economy. Here, hard work, bargaining, friendship, and the struggle for livelihood are mixed together.

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The roadside cloth shops in the Mirpur industrial area are a true reflection of urban life. The stories of livelihood are intertwined with the sweat, hopes, and needs of hardworking people. These small businesses are not just places to sell clothes, they are the hope of countless people's lives, the strength of the local economy, and a symbol of self-reliance for the lower strata of society. Therefore, it can be said that these shops in Mirpur are silently driving the economic vitality of the city.

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Visit date	8 October 2025

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