<p>Plastic pollution is a key environmental issue affecting communities worldwide, with millions of plastic bottles each day ending up in landfills for the absence of efficient recycling infrastructure. This project created a social enterprise that transforms common plastic waste into stylish fashion items, such as household, fashion, community &amp; industrial accessories etc. The initiative uses digital tools to collect plastic efficiently, combining circular economy principles with innovative upcycling and eco-friendly marketing that resonates with environmentally conscious consumers. Consumer demand for green clothing shall be determined through questionnaires, while major-influencing actors in a local environment shall provide opinions regarding challenges and prospects in operation through interview schedules. It also highlights empowerment of female citizens, unemployed young and low-income citizens through engagement in the production corridor for attainable means of livelihood. Its projected contribution shall witness a designated measure in minimization of plastic wastes estimated at 200–300 metric tonnes annually in pilot locations and an addition of 20–30 employment for local citizens. The project shows promise for setting up community micro-factories, integrating digital tools into the supply chain, and creating a model that can be replicated across the country. Providing a reproduceable, scalable template, the framework establishes a means for transforming environmental challenges to business opportunities for the provision of social, economic, and ecological values. It generates additional knowledge in the subject of sustainable entrepreneurship such as in utilizing the strategy of circular economy and social innovations, offering international relevancy for mitigating plastic pollution through enterprise.</p>