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Workers roll out colourful red cloth to dry in the sun. The pictures were taken by Sultan Ahmed Niloy in the Narayanganj district of Bangladesh. The 26 year old from Bangladesh said “The brightly coloured cloth covers 10,000 square feet of a field, usually used as a high school football pitch, under the hot sun for four hours. dye the material by hand, creating more than three million pieces a year. The cloths are then sold at markets and are often used in garment factories making women's dresses which sell for less than £3“ “This the booming textile industry in Bangladesh, with around 500 workers laying out the strips of dyed cotton to dry” Please byline: Sultan Ahmed Niloy/Solent News © Sultan Ahmed Niloy/Solent News & Photo Agency UK +44 (0) 2380 458800 *** Local Caption *** Bright cotton cloths are laid out to dry creating a patchwork effect. The fabric of over ten different colours covers 10,000 square feet of a field, usually used as a high school football pitch, under the hot sun for four hours.Villagers in the Narayanganj district in Bangladesh dye the material by hand, creating more than three million pieces a year. The cloths are then sold at markets and are often used in garment factories making women's dresses which sell for less than three pounds. The freshly-dyed bright red cotton was stretched out in rows of 500ft to dry under the sun. As the material dried on this field in Narsingdi, Workers lay out hundreds of metres of red fabric so it can dry under the sun. The material covered more than 100 hectares on the field as it was laid out in neat rows. The vibrant colours of the red-dyed fabrics drying in the setting sun. This is an example of the booming textile industry in Bangladesh's Narsingdi district, with around 500 workers laying out the strips of dyed cotton to dry.