Our History

The company has grown from ICON FASHION COMPLEX, retail apparel shop in downtown of Yangon since 2004. After couple of years, we had expanded 2 shops in high traffic area and 7 counters at popular shopping malls in Yangon. We opened 2 own shops on Sky Walk Shopping Mall & Ocean Super Center in 2012 at Mandalay. So we have learnt incredible retail experience in apparel & fashion industry.

We appointed an established supply chain company to distribute our products for a 2 years period beginning in 2012. After learning much of supply chain system, we decided to set up our own system. We are now able to handle the movement of goods to the far corners of the country efficiently.

The core business of our company is retailing and wholesale distribution. Our business covers a wide range of international branded fashion apparels including shirts, blouses, trousers and casual pants, polo shirts, T-shirts, intimate wear, underwear, traveling luggage, towels, leather products, etc..

Our head quarter is in Yangon and over sees sales and the overall management of the company.

Customer Satisfaction

Our responsibility to our customers calls for impeccable service to meet their needs. We seek to establish long-term relationships based on trust and achieving expectations.

We commit to provide innovative, up-to-date man wear fashion to our customers. Our designers, merchandisers and buyers possess the vision to identify and communicate upcoming key trends. We factor in elements of trend with customers’ preferences on a regional basis and customize our offering to provide the best for our customers.

Business Development

Compass Company is well poised to take advantage of developing fashion & apparel market by capitalizing on our established selling points and supply chains throughout the country. We are constantly on the lookout for reputable international brands to represent and be a partner in this exciting era of sustainable growth, while simultaneously expanding local supply chain network to many secondary and tertiary cities.