Pyan Chit Par is a women-led, small social enterprise that repurposes fabric scraps into valuable, wearable products that contribute to resource circularity and reduces waste streams while conserving energy, water, and chemicals that would otherwise be consumed in new fabric production.

Pyan Chit Par is a women-led, small social enterprise that repurposes fabric scraps into valuable, wearable products that contribute to resource circularity and reduces waste streams while conserving energy, water, and chemicals that would otherwise be consumed in new fabric production.

This business case study was prepared within the framework of the Technical Advisory project: Mobilising Business Action for Circular Economy in the ASEAN countries under the EU SWITCH-Asia Policy Support Component for the sole purpose of documenting and analysing business experiences with the circular economy. The business case was produced by Sri Shalini Sathyanarayanan (circular economy expert) and reviewed by Rene Van Berkel and Thomas Thomas (regional experts and ACEBA co-convenors) on the basis of information provided and validated by Pyan Chit Par, Myanmar and the EU SWITCH-Asia Prevent Plastics+ project in Myanmar.