Handmade prayer caps, locally known as “Tupi”, from different upazilas of Naogaon have made their mark beyond the border to the middle eastern countries, especially Oman, and business owners say they are eyeing a staggering USD 100.00 million in export income in every season. Demand for these caps, which are made throughout the year. It started around a decade ago when it launched a business of making caps in Mohadevpur upazila of Naogaon. As women in the area became skilled at making these caps and the demand for their products increased, the trade spread worldwide, and many started to take it as their profession. People involved in the trade of approximately 50,000 women artisans in this area. The special types of caps made in the district mainly feature four stitch patterns: chain, button, grain, and fish stitch. It takes a few artisans to make a single cap. A single cap can be made in three days to one month. Caps with grain designs take the longest to fabricate. This type of cap, which is an indispensable part of traditional attire in Oman, is also exported to other countries, including Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Kuwait, Qatar, and Bahrain.