Rolled woven throws and blankets in warm neutral colours

Home Textiles

Bangladesh exported US$405 million of bed, kitchen and toilet linen in FY2025-26. Brazil imported US$143 million of such linen in 2025, and Bangladesh's share was still small — a market open to Bangladeshi makers.

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Key figures

bed, kitchen and toilet linen Bangladesh exported in FY2025-26: US$405 m; Source: Export Promotion Bureau (EPB), Bangladesh · FY2025-26 (July 2025–June 2026); published Jul 2026
Brazil's imports of bed, table, toilet and kitchen linen (HS 6302) in 2025: US$143 m; Source: ComexStat, Brazil's official foreign-trade statistics (MDIC/Secex) — HS 6302 · 2025 data; database updated 6 Oct 2026
Bangladesh's share of those imports in 2025: 0.17%; Source: Brazil's official import data (MDIC/Secex), via UN Comtrade — HS 6302 · 2025 data; released 20 Jan 2026
Brazil's import duty on bed, table, toilet and kitchen linen and on carpets: 35%; Source: MDIC/Camex tariff file (TEC) and TIPI, Brazil · Tariff file dated 4 Nov 2026

Bed, kitchen and toilet linen is the core of Bangladesh's home-textile trade: US$405 million in FY2025-26, led by cotton terry towels and kitchen linen, printed cotton bed linen and other cotton bed linen. EPB's wider home-textile group, which also counts tents and sacks, grew 6.5% to US$928 million.

Brazil imported US$143 million of bed, table, toilet and kitchen linen in 2025, mainly from China, Paraguay, India and Pakistan; Bangladesh supplied 0.17%. Brazil also bought US$123 million of bedding and quilts and US$377 million of made-up textiles of all kinds (HS 63).

Brazil's duty is 35% on bed, table, toilet and kitchen linen and on carpets; bedding and quilts pay 16.2%. The additional COFINS-Importação applies to made-up textiles.

OEKO-TEX, GOTS and the Textile Exchange standards have public registers that buyers can check. Portuguese-language labelling is mandatory for imported products, so agree label content with your buyer before production.