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Brothers Furniture

Brothers Furniture is a Bangladeshi furniture manufacturer and retail chain with outlets across Bangladesh.

Last updated August 26, 2026

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Overview

Brothers Furniture is a Bangladeshi furniture manufacturer and retailer. The business traces its origins to a family furniture store known in the mid-1970s as Bhai Bhai Furniture and was formally established as Brothers Furniture in 1981 by brothers Md. Habibur Rahman Sarkar and Elias Sarkar. It developed as a vertically oriented furniture business, combining manufacturing with a direct retail presence rather than operating solely as a specialist producer or marketplace. The company manufactures furniture from a broad range of materials, including wood, steel, Partex and B-Nile board, aluminium, plastic, marble, bamboo and cane. This material range supports a varied catalogue of household and commercial furniture, although the available reference material does not provide a complete product taxonomy or identify specific flagship collections. Brothers Furniture has built a substantial domestic retail network, with approximately 45 outlets reported across Bangladesh. Its market role is therefore both industrial and consumer-facing: it produces furniture and makes those products available through branded stores. Leadership has remained associated with the Sarkar family. Sharifuzzaman Sarkar, the son of Md. Habibur Rahman Sarkar, was appointed chairman in 2012 according to the company’s historical account. The reference material also identifies Habibur Rahman Sarkar as chairman, creating uncertainty about whether the latter description reflects a later change, a current corporate listing, or inconsistent reporting. The leadership record should consequently be verified against current company sources. Brothers Furniture expanded its digital retail capabilities in 2018 by launching an e-commerce application for furniture. The move gave the company an online channel alongside its physical outlets and reflects the broader modernization of Bangladeshi furniture retail. The company also maintains a strategic partnership with bKash, indicating the use of a major Bangladeshi digital payments platform in its commercial operations. From 2021, Brothers Furniture began ongoing charitable collaboration with Dhaka Ladies Club. The available source describes this as a continuing charitable activity but does not specify the full list of programs, beneficiaries or expenditure. In international trade, Brothers Furniture was listed among Bangladeshi furniture companies whose combined exports reached $190.36 million in fiscal year 2021–2022. That figure is an aggregate associated with several companies, including Brothers Furniture, and is not a reported figure for Brothers Furniture alone. Based on the available material, Brothers Furniture is best characterized as an active Bangladeshi family-origin furniture manufacturer and retailer with nationwide distribution, a multi-material production base, an e-commerce presence and some export and community-engagement activity. Detailed information about its current ownership, exact headquarters, revenue, export destinations, product names and present executive structure is not established in the supplied references.

History

Brothers Furniture originated as a family furniture business in Bangladesh. The store was known in the mid-1970s as Bhai Bhai Furniture before the business was formally established as Brothers Furniture in 1981 by brothers Md. Habibur Rahman Sarkar and Elias Sarkar. The transition from the earlier store name to the Brothers Furniture identity marked the formation of the enterprise described in later company and reference materials. The business developed as both a manufacturer and retailer. Rather than limiting itself to one material or product type, it used wood, steel, Partex and B-Nile board, aluminium, plastic, marble, bamboo and cane in its furniture production. This broad material base enabled the company to serve different household and commercial requirements, although detailed information about individual collections and product launches is not available in the supplied references. The company’s leadership has been connected to the founding family. In 2012, Sharifuzzaman Sarkar, the son of Md. Habibur Rahman Sarkar, was appointed chairman. The reference article also identifies Habibur Rahman Sarkar as chairman, but does not explain the relationship between the two descriptions or establish a complete succession timeline. This makes the historical leadership record partially unresolved. Brothers Furniture expanded its route to market over time. By the time described in the available material, it had approximately 45 outlets around Bangladesh. In 2018, it launched an e-commerce application for furniture, extending the brand beyond store-based sales and giving customers an online purchasing channel. Its strategic partnership with bKash further indicates an effort to connect furniture retail with Bangladesh’s digital-payment infrastructure. The company also developed community and trade-related activities. Beginning in 2021, it collaborated with Dhaka Ladies Club on ongoing charitable initiatives. The available source does not identify the specific causes or programs. Brothers Furniture was also named among Bangladeshi furniture companies associated with aggregate exports of $190.36 million in fiscal year 2021–2022. Because that amount covers multiple companies, it should not be treated as Brothers Furniture’s individual sales or export revenue. The available record presents Brothers Furniture as an active, family-origin Bangladeshi furniture enterprise with domestic manufacturing, nationwide retail distribution, online commerce and selected charitable and commercial partnerships. Further research is needed to establish its exact corporate structure, current executive roster, headquarters, website, export destinations, financial performance and product-level brand architecture.

  • 2022

    Included in Bangladesh furniture export reporting

    [1]

    Brothers Furniture was listed among companies associated with combined Bangladeshi furniture exports valued at $190.36 million in fiscal year 2021–2022.

  • 2021

    Charitable collaboration begins with Dhaka Ladies Club

    [1]

    The company began ongoing charitable activities with Dhaka Ladies Club.

  • 2018

    E-commerce app launched

    [1]

    Brothers Furniture launched an application for online furniture commerce.

  • 2012

    Sharifuzzaman Sarkar appointed chairman

    [1]

    Sharifuzzaman Sarkar, the son of Md. Habibur Rahman Sarkar, was appointed chairman according to the company’s historical account.

  • 1981

    Brothers Furniture is established

    [1]

    Md. Habibur Rahman Sarkar and Elias Sarkar formally established Brothers Furniture after operating an earlier store known as Bhai Bhai Furniture.

Products and positioning

A broad-range Bangladeshi furniture manufacturer and retailer serving domestic consumers through a large physical outlet network, complemented by e-commerce and digital-payment capabilities.

  • Furniture

    Wood furniture

    Wood is one of the principal materials used by Brothers Furniture. The supplied reference identifies wood production but does not specify particular room categories, collections or product models.

  • Furniture

    Board furniture

    The company produces furniture using Partex and B-Nile board. These board-based products form part of its broader multi-material manufacturing range, but individual designs and product names are not documented in the available material.

  • Furniture

    Metal and mixed-material furniture

    Brothers Furniture also uses steel and aluminium, alongside plastic and marble, in its production. The reference does not distinguish the specific product lines or intended customer segments associated with these materials.

  • Furniture

    Bamboo and cane furniture

    Bamboo and cane are included among the materials used by Brothers Furniture. No further information is supplied about the designs, collections or markets for these products.

Marketing campaigns

  • 2021Dhaka Ladies Club charitable collaboration

    Bangladesh

    Brothers Furniture began collaborating with Dhaka Ladies Club on ongoing charitable activities.

    Outcome. The reference confirms that the collaboration continued as an ongoing charitable effort but does not provide quantified outcomes or program details.

Brand decisions

  • 2018

    Launch of a furniture e-commerce appProduct launch

    Background

    Brothers Furniture had an established physical retail network and introduced an application to support online furniture commerce.

    Action taken

    The company launched an e-commerce app for furniture.

    Aftermath

    The app added a digital sales channel, but the supplied sources do not report user numbers, transaction volumes or commercial results.

  • Strategic partnership with bKashStrategy

    Background

    The partnership connected the furniture retailer with Bangladesh’s established digital financial-services ecosystem.

    Action taken

    Brothers Furniture entered a strategic partnership with bKash.

    Aftermath

    The available reference does not specify the partnership’s precise products, launch date or measurable business impact.

Recent events

  • 2021

    Brothers Furniture begins charitable collaboration with Dhaka Ladies Club[1]

    Other

    The company began ongoing charitable activities in collaboration with Dhaka Ladies Club.

  • 2018

    Brothers Furniture launches an e-commerce application[1]

    Product launch

    Brothers Furniture introduced an app-based e-commerce channel for furniture, adding digital sales capability to its physical retail network.

  • Brothers Furniture maintains a strategic partnership with bKash[1]

    Other

    Brothers Furniture has a strategic partnership with bKash, a major Bangladeshi digital financial-services platform.

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