About

Revolutionizing Textile Waste Recycling

Turning Textile Waste into Value

Pacific Recycled Fiber Limited (PRFL) is pioneering a new era of textile recycling in Bangladesh. By converting pre-consumer textile waste into high-quality recycled fibers, PRFL tackles one of the country’s most pressing environmental challenges while unlocking significant economic opportunities.

Guided by advanced technology and circular economy principles, we transform what was once considered waste into valuable resources—reducing dependency on raw cotton imports and minimizing environmental impact. Our commitment to transparency, innovation, and community empowerment ensures that every fiber we produce contributes to a more sustainable and inclusive future for the textile industry.

To champion circularity in Bangladesh by converting textile waste into recycled fibers.

To be Bangladesh’s largest textile waste recycler—revolutionizing fashion by minimizing waste, conserving resources, and closing the loop.

We’re not just rethinking waste—we’re redefining the very fabric of the fashion industry. By harnessing local innovation and global sustainability standards, we’re forging a future where economic growth and environmental stewardship go hand in hand.

Syed M Tanvir

Managing Director, Pacific Recycled Fiber Limited

Values

Rooted in our mission to close the loop in textile production, these values guide every aspect of our work.

Advocating for workers' rights and safety in the Jhut recycling industry, fostering dignity and well-being across the workforce.

Investing in advanced recycling technologies to build capacity for effective Jhut management and unlock new opportunities in recycled products.

Prioritizing environmental stewardship by reducing waste, promoting resource efficiency, and fostering the demand for eco-friendly materials.

Ensuring governance and accountability throughout the Jhut supply chain to create a fair and inclusive ecosystem.

Driving progress that benefits not only the industry but also the broader community, contributing to economic growth and social equity of the workforce.

Leading the transformation to a circular textile economy by incorporating recycled materials into production and closing the loop in the fashion industry.