Partex Tissue in Bangladesh

Partex tissue products on Arogga are sold under the Cleen sub-brand and cover the paper a household and a small office both get through. The selection is deepest in hand towel tissue, followed by toilet rolls, paper napkins, kitchen towels, facial tissue and a clinical bed sheet roll.

You can compare the available products in the grid above, check the latest price and choose the exact pack you need. For more of the same shelf, you can also browse Arogga’s Napkins & Paper Products collection.

Partex and Cleen

Partex is the group; Cleen is the tissue brand it sells under, and almost every listing here carries both names. A search for partex tissue and a search for partex cleen tissue want the same products.

The spelling is worth a note too. Pertex and partex tissu both bring people here, and so does the Bangla পারটেক্স টিস্যু. They are all the same range.

Hand Towel Tissue

This is the deepest part of the range and the one most often bought in quantity. A hand towel pack is what sits beside a basin in an office, a clinic or a shop rather than in a home bathroom.

White Poly Pack

Partex Cleen Hand Towel Tissue (White Poly) is the poly-wrapped pack and the item people reach for first.

White Poly, 400 Sheet

Partex Cleen Hand Towel Tissue White Poly 400 Sheet states its sheet count, which is what makes it comparable against anything else on the shelf.

White Box

Partex Cleen Hand Towel Tissue - White Box 150 x 2 ply is the boxed version, which dispenses one at a time and suits a counter rather than a store cupboard.

Toilet Tissue

The toilet rolls are where ply and sheet size actually matter, and the listings state both:

• Partex Cleen Ultra Soft Toilet Tissue White — the single-roll listing.
• Partex Cleen Toilet Tissue White - Ultra Soft 4 Roll — the four-roll pack, which is the household buy.
• Partex Cleen Toilet Tissue White (2 Ply Regular) - Ultra Soft 2 Rolls — two rolls at regular 2-ply.
• Partex Cleen Toilet Tissue White 3 Ply (98 x 110mm) - Ultra Soft — 3-ply, with the sheet dimensions printed.

Ply is layers, not quality: a 3-ply sheet is thicker and absorbs more, and a 2-ply roll usually holds more sheets for the same diameter. Which is better value depends entirely on how much paper a household actually uses per visit, which is why comparing rolls by price alone tells you very little.

Napkins, Kitchen Towels and Facial Tissue

Three more paper types sit in the range, and they are genuinely different products rather than the same tissue in different boxes.

Paper Napkin

Partex Cleen Paper Napkin Tissue - White is the table napkin — larger and sturdier than a facial tissue, and meant to be seen at a meal.

Kitchen Towel, Twin Pack

Partex Cleen Kitchen Towel Tissue - Twin Pack is the absorbent roll for spills and for draining fried food.

Kitchen Towel, Single Roll

Partex Cleen Kitchen Towel Tissue 1pc is the same roll bought one at a time.

Facial Tissue, 240 Sheet

Partex Cleen Facial Tissue 240 Sheet is the standard box for a desk or a car.

Facial Tissue, Ultimate Strength

Partex Cleen Facial Tissue - Ultimate Strength & More Absorbent (60 x 2 ply) 120 Sheet is the heavier-weight box.

Perfumed Facial Tissue

Partex Kleen Perfumed Facial Tissue Paper is scented. Note it registers as Kleen rather than Cleen, which is how it appears in the grid.

The Clinical Bed Sheet Roll

Partex Cleen Clinical Bed Sheet 2 Rolls is the one listing here that is not a household product at all.

It is the disposable paper rolled across an examination couch between patients, used in clinics, chambers and physiotherapy rooms. It converts well for a reason: whoever is buying it knows exactly what they need and is restocking rather than browsing.

Reading a Tissue Pack

Tissue is sold in units that are easy to misread, and three numbers settle most comparisons:

• Sheet count — how many sheets in the pack, which is the only figure that compares directly.
• Ply — layers per sheet. More ply means thicker, not more paper overall.
• Sheet size — printed in millimetres on some listings, and the reason two packs with the same count can differ.

A pack that states sheet count is easier to judge than one that states roll count, which is why a pack that prints its sheet count is the one to measure others against.

Storing Paper in a Humid Climate

Tissue absorbs moisture from the air, which is exactly what it is designed to do, and in this climate that works against it in storage. A bulk pack left open in a bathroom goes limp and tears unevenly long before it is used up.

Keep the outer poly wrap on until a pack is needed, store spares somewhere dry rather than under a sink, and take out one roll or box at a time. That single habit does more for a bulk purchase than anything about the paper itself.

Which Paper for Which Job

The five papers here are made to different weights and absorbencies, and swapping one for another is the usual reason a pack disappoints.

• Hand towel — wet hands at a basin. Heavy, and made to hold together when soaked.
• Toilet tissue — designed to break down in water, which is exactly why it is useless for a spill.
• Kitchen towel — the most absorbent of the five, for spills and for draining fried food.
• Paper napkin — a table item, sturdier than facial tissue and meant to be seen.
• Facial tissue — the softest, for face and nose.

The one that catches people out is using toilet tissue as a kitchen towel. It is engineered to disintegrate on contact with water, so it shreds into the spill instead of lifting it.

What Changes the Price

Partex tissue pricing in Bangladesh moves on three things:

• Paper type — hand towel, toilet roll, napkin, kitchen towel and facial tissue are made to different weights and are priced on different bases.
• Sheet count and ply — the widest axis within any one type.
• Pack format — poly wrap, box, single roll or multi-roll.

The clearest illustration is the toilet tissue, where single-roll, two-roll and four-roll listings of the same paper sit beside each other. Comparing them by pack figure rather than per roll gets the answer backwards, and the 3-ply listing is a different paper again.

The same applies when checking partex tissue price, partex toilet tissue price in Bangladesh or partex hand towel tissue price — each covers a range, because the range covers several papers.

Tissue is a standing repeat purchase rather than a considered one, so the figure that matters is cost per sheet across a month. The grid above carries what each pack costs today, which is the input that sum needs.

About Partex

Partex is one of Bangladesh’s larger industrial groups, founded by M A Hashem and active across board and furniture manufacturing, building materials, plastics, food and beverages, and paper products. Its tissue operation manufactures domestically for the Bangladeshi market.

The tissue range is sold under the Cleen brand and covers hand towel tissue, toilet rolls, paper napkins, kitchen towels, facial tissue and clinical paper products, in poly packs, boxes and multi-roll formats. The range spans household, office and healthcare use rather than concentrating on one.

It is positioned as an everyday domestic paper range rather than a premium one, and it is distributed nationally through supermarkets, general stores, wholesale channels and online retail.

Buying Partex Tissue Online in Bangladesh

The grid above shows what is in stock now, with each paper type and pack format as its own entry. That is the quickest way to tell a hand towel pack from a toilet roll pack when the names run long.

If you are restocking more broadly, the related shelves are Tissues & Napkins, Toilet Paper and Kitchen Tissue & Rolls.

Roll count, ply and sheet count are the specification on this shelf, and all three live at the end of the listing title. Two boxes of facial tissue here hold different amounts of paper.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Cleen the same as Partex?

Cleen is the tissue brand Partex sells under, and nearly every listing carries both names. One listing registers as Kleen rather than Cleen, which is a spelling difference in the product title rather than a different brand.

2. What is the difference between hand towel tissue and facial tissue?

Hand towel is heavier and made to absorb water from wet hands; facial tissue is softer and lighter. They are not interchangeable, and a hand towel pack is usually bought for a basin rather than a desk.

3. Does more ply mean more paper?

No. Ply is how many layers a sheet has. A 3-ply roll is thicker per sheet; a 2-ply roll often holds more sheets at the same diameter. Compare sheet count, not ply alone.

4. Which toilet tissue pack works out cheaper?

Work it out per roll rather than per pack, and check the ply, because the single, two-roll and four-roll listings are not all the same paper.

5. What is the clinical bed sheet roll for?

It is the disposable paper laid across an examination couch between patients, used in clinics and chambers rather than at home.

6. পারটেক্স টিস্যু কোন কোন ধরনের পাওয়া যায়?

Hand towel, toilet roll, paper napkin, kitchen towel আর facial tissue — সবই Cleen নামে। সাথে clinical bed sheet roll-ও আছে। প্রতিটা pack-এ sheet count লেখা থাকে, সেটাই তুলনা করার আসল মাপ।

7. টিস্যু কীভাবে রাখলে ভালো থাকে?

এই আবহাওয়ায় টিস্যু বাতাস থেকে আর্দ্রতা টানে, তাই poly wrap খোলার আগে শুকনো জায়গায় রাখুন। বাথরুমের নিচে বা বেসিনের পাশে পুরো pack খুলে রাখলে নরম হয়ে ছিঁড়ে যায়।