Import Die Cut Leather Tags — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Bangladesh

Die cut leather tags offered by Mullar Tex Ltd. are custom‑shaped leather labels produced to buyer specifications. The supplier states that price varies with colour, size, material grade, quality level and order quantity. The tags are manufactured in Bangladesh and are shipped using export‑only packaging. No minimum order quantity is imposed, allowing small test runs.

Leather tags are typically made from full‑grain or top‑grain leather, which provides durability and a natural aesthetic. Industry practice sees thickness between 0.5 mm and 1.0 mm and dimensions ranging from 30 mm × 20 mm up to 80 mm × 60 mm, which matches most branding needs. Surface finishes may be matte, glossy or embossed, depending on the dyeing process selected by the buyer. Colour options include natural, black, brown and any custom dye, subject to supplier capability.

These tags are commonly used by apparel brands, accessory manufacturers and promotional product firms to attach care instructions or branding. Because Mullar Tex Ltd. does not require a MOQ, buyers can order prototypes before committing to larger volumes. Trade terms such as incoterms, payment method and lead time are not listed and should be confirmed directly with the supplier.

Mullar Tex Ltd. is located at Room 806, Amin Court, 8th Floor, 62‑63 Motijheel, Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh. The company is listed with a harbor verification tier, indicating that its business registration details have been cross‑checked by the platform. According to the profile, the supplier has not responded to recent enquiries, as shown by a 0.00 % response rate and no recorded response time. The firm advertises die‑cut leather tags as part of its product catalogue.

The supplier’s public information does not include certifications, production capacity or client references. Mullar Tex Ltd. offers the tags on a made‑to‑order basis, tailoring colour, size, material and finish to buyer specifications. All communications should be conducted through the platform’s messaging system to retain a record of requests and confirmations.