RE: SLC33-W4: My Community, My Story – My Community Occupation
The story of Joynal Cloth Store in Rangpur's CO Bazar and its 26-year-old experienced businessman is very well written. The simple and strategic aspect of cutting clothes by measuring with a gauze tape or wooden scale paints a beautiful picture of local business. In my opinion, such traditional shops are not just places for shopping but also the center of trust and social relations of the common people. However, there is some disagreement about the connection shown in the post with jute or the jute industry and the general wear cloth business. Usually, these clothes in the market are made of cotton or synthetic fabrics, where the use of jute is not very common. Thank you for inviting me to participate in this contest. I have already participated. Best wishes to you in this contest. 😊
Nowadays, due to modern addition, there is a combination of jute and jute yarn, that's why I said this. However, most of the clothes are made of jute yarn. I am grateful and thank you for your beautiful review and visit to this particular shop. Moreover, thank you for sharing your appreciation of this particular shop according to your kind comment. Of course, I also wish you success in your participation. Tell me with a smile on your face.
Thanks for explaining the blend of jute and jute yarn! I really appreciate your warm response, visit, and encouraging wishes. Best of luck in the contest to you too. 😊