KR20140075934A - Garment recycling system in partnership with local supermarket - Google Patents

Abstract

A clothing recycling method according to the present invention is provided to purchase clothing from customers who want to discharge old clothing at a reasonable price and recycle the purchased clothing by installing existing free clothing collection boxes, which are installed on the road, in daily necessity distribution markets including a major supermarket, a big supermarket, a small and medium sized discount store, an alley supermarket, and, in the future, 2.5 million alley stores. A customer who wants to discharge old clothing brings the old clothing to a store near the customer and exchanges the old clothing with goods. The store sells the collected clothing by adding a margin to a recycled clothing processing supplier. The recycled clothing processing supplier collects and recycles the clothing and donates a part of profits to a charity institution.

Description

Garment recycling system in partnership with local supermarket {omitted}

This garment recycling system is an invention to solve the problem of free collection method through the garment box installed on the existing street. After the merchant is contracted with the supermarket or small and medium discount shopping mall, the garment box is installed, It is a system to collect garbage collected through bartering and recycle.

Many companies are collecting and recycling recycled garments at the present time as a utilization method for the recycled products that have been rapidly increasing since the enforcement of the waste disposal system since January 1, 1995.

However, due to the free collection system through the street clothing box, there are presently many problems such as unauthorized throwing of garbage around the garbage collection box, fire risk due to misfire, and theft of the contents of the garbage collection box.

Currently, garment manufacturers installing street clothing boxes in the garment recycling system are collecting garbage that is released by the residents by free of charge, and it is not compatible with the original purpose because the residents are discharging garbage that can not be recycled together.

In addition, garbage bags and other garbage are mixed around the street clothes box, and other garbage that can not be recycled is also dumped around the garment box. As a result, the apparel installer is worried about complaints, .

The fundamental problem of the illegal dumping of garbage and the deterioration of the aesthetics of the city is due to the fact that the manager of the apparel box is unclear and it is difficult to promote the self-conscious order consciousness of the residents due to the free collection system which is difficult to realize the benefits of the residents.

In order to solve these problems, the management body of the clothing box is clearly defined, and the compensation for the people who want to discharge the recycled clothing is appropriately rewarded to induce voluntary participation.

First, we establish a clothing store by signing an affiliated store contract with a hole shop, a small-sized supermarket, a discount store, etc. forming an alley shopping area.

It is possible to solve the problems of maintaining the cleanliness around the clothes box and disposing of the garbage by managing the installed clothes box directly by the supermarket such as the merchant.

In addition, it encourages residents to participate by offering a certain amount of compensation by allowing residents who want to discharge recycled clothing to exchange goods at supermarkets and other places.

Such a garment recycling system can reduce the cost of purchasing commodities for residents who are exporting recycled garments, and can also improve sales and income, which have been reduced due to economic slowdown and large-scale shopping malls, to supermarkets and the like.

In addition, since the residents' participation can be enhanced, the existing clothes boxes installed with the garbage piles disappear from the existing residential alley, thereby improving the beauty of the city.

1 is a process of delivering clothes, money, and donations according to an embodiment of the present invention.
[Fig. 2] Fig. 2 shows a conventional garment recycling method.
[Figure 3] Figure 3 is a process of discharging clothes by a consumer according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing a sequence of correct work of the present invention occurring at an affiliated shop according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG.
5 is a flowchart illustrating a process of bringing clothing to a merchant and exchanging goods and merchandise of the merchant according to an embodiment of the present invention.
6 is a flow chart of a procedure in which a garment recycling company according to an embodiment of the present invention contracts with a franchisee to install a clothes box and then a consumer takes clothes and exchanges them with articles and requests a franchisee to collect the clothes to a garment recycling company to be.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS In the following description, a preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. The present disclosure intends to describe in detail the presently preferred embodiments of the present invention so that those skilled in the art of recycling or those skilled in the art, who are not skilled in the related art, can easily carry out the present invention. The invention may, however, be embodied in many different forms and should not be construed as limited to the exemplary embodiment set forth herein. For example, in the present invention, the franchisee is described as a supermarket or a discount store. However, as another implementation method of the present invention, there are a real estate agency, a beauty shop, a franchise chicken shop, a franchise pizza shop , A laundry shop, a task shop, a gas station, a pharmacy, and a stationery store can be merchants.

In the following description of the present invention, unless the context indicates otherwise, it is to be understood that the same is by way of illustration and example only and is not to be construed as limiting the present invention. It can be included. Additionally,

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a garment recycling system according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a garment recycling system according to an embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 1, (200) for purchasing goods or services from a consumer, a garment recycling company (300) for purchasing clothes at an affiliated shop, and a garment recycling company , And a charity organization (400).

2, which is a conventional and / or conventional method, prior to the proper implementation of the present invention, prior to describing FIG.

FIG. 2 is a view showing the relationship between the merchant 200 shown in a preferred embodiment of the present invention and the garment discharger 100 and the merchant 200, There is no service. In FIG. 2, the garment disposer 100 grasps clothes in a street garment box 250, which is installed in a residential street, a multi-family residence, or a multi-family residence.

The garment discharged by the garment disposer 100 is collected by the garment installer 350 to be recycled. The garment installer 350 generates a profit by selling the clothes, Or donated to the national merit group.

As shown in FIG. 2, in the conventional method, the garment disposer 100 discharges its clothes, and no profit is realized at all. Also, the apparel installer (350) donates to the disabled group (450) because of lack of supporting data and is not executed transparently. Therefore, although the garment box installer 350 makes a donation on the street garment box 250, the garment disposer 100 can not trust the garment box installer 350 because of the above reason.

2, the manager of the street garment box 250 can not always manage the street garment box 250 even though it is the garment box installer 350, so that illegal dumping of garbage is always performed around the street garment box 250 There are many civil complaints of residents.

The problem of the garment dispenser 100 which is a problem with the existing method prior to the present invention described in FIG. 2 is not realized, the illegal dumping of garbage around the street clothes box 250, And the opaque donation behavior between the disabled group (450) and the like.

First, referring to FIG. 3, the consumer 100 arranges clothes and desires to discharge (S201).

The consumer 100 discharges the clothes and takes the clothes to the merchant shop 200 to sell the clothes (S202).

The franchisee 200 exchanges clothes and clothes that the consumer 100 has brought with the franchisee 200 and can provide the service.

3, the consumer 100 to take out the clothes brings the clothes to the franchisee 200 and exchanges the fancy goods or services provided by the franchisee 200 with the clothes of the consumer 100. [ In this process, the profit of the consumer 100 and the profit of the merchant 200 occur.

In a correct use example of the present invention, the profit realization of the consumer 100 and the merchant 200 is realized.

4, after the merchant 200 buys the clothes of the consumer 100 (S301), the consumer 100 pays the clothes to the shoe shop or the article that the merchant 200 can provide (S302) The clothes purchased from the consumer 100 are sold to the apparel recycling vendor 300 (S303). The merchant shop 200 receives the cash from the garment recycling shop 300 for the clothes or receives the deposit through the bank account.

As shown in FIG. 4, the merchant 200 resells the clothes of the consumer 100 to the garment recycling vendor 300 together with the sales activities of selling the merchandise and providing the service of the merchant, Gain profits. In addition, since the merchant 200 realizes the profit of the consumer 100 through the clothes of the consumer 100, the purchasing power of the consumer can be increased.

The merchant shop 200 enters into a consignment contract for collecting recycled garments with the garment recycling vendor 300 and installs a garment box provided by the garment recycling shop 300, I commission the garment collecting commission work from the office.

FIG. 5 shows a correct embodiment of the present invention taking place at an affiliate shop 200.

First, the consumer brings the clothes to the merchant shop (S401), measures the weight of the clothes with the balance on the merchant shop 200 (S402), and confirms whether the member is registered in the POS of the merchant shop 200 (S403) (S405) when the member is a member, in the form of the reserve money or the member's earning point in the account of the clothes sale to the membership account. Thereafter, the consumer 100 is provided with goods provided by the merchant 200 or the service provided by the merchant 200 (S406), and is paid for the membership of the consumer or as a member's point for goods or services (S407).

At this time, when the consumer 100 confirms whether or not the member is a member (S403), if the member 100 is not a member, the member 100 joins the member (S404) and stores the member in the account of the member.

According to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the apparel recycler 300 requests the merchant 200 to entrust the installation of the apparel box, the management of the apparel box, and the apparel collection business. The commissioned merchant 200 makes a contract for installing and collecting a recycling garment box with the garment recycling vendor 300 in step S501 and then the garment recycling vendor 300 installs a clothes box on the merchant shop 200 ).

When the merchant 200 manages the installed clothes box and the consumer 100 wants to bring the clothes and provide goods or services, the merchant 200 provides his or her goods or services to the consumer 100 and finishes the transaction (S503).

When the garment container maximum capacity is reached by a plurality of consumers 100 or a plurality of transactions of a single consumer 100 at step S504, the merchant shop 200 sends a garment recycling request to the garment recyclers 300 , And the garment recycling company causes the clothes to be collected by the collection vehicle (S505). At this time, the garment recycling vendor 300 opens the weight of the clothes and pays for the clothes (S506).

As described above, according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the garment recyclator 300 replaces the street garment box 250 to install the clothes box on the merchant shop 200, and the clothes discharger 100 discharges clothes Is a garment recycling system entrusting collection to the merchant (200).

100: Consumer (apparel exporter) 200: Merchant shop
300: Apparel recycling company 400: Charity
250: street clothing box 350: clothes box installer
450: Disabled groups

Claims (3)

In order to recycle the clothes, a clothes box is installed, clothes are discharged from the garment dispenser, and the garment recycler collects the discharged clothes, and the garment recycler collects the clothes, In a system where a garment box is installed at a merchant. From the people who want to discharge the clothes, to the clothes box installed at the merchant shop, and to provide the goods or services to the clothes shopper by the merchant. The method according to claim 1,
The franchisee is not limited to the supermarket but may be a franchise shop, a franchise pizza shop, a franchise chicken shop, a hair salon, a mobile phone store, a laundry shop, a stationery store, a real estate store, Recycling system. The method according to claim 1,
When a merchant purchases clothes from a garment collector, the garment recycling system pays the bill in such a manner as coupon payment, mileage payment, and reserve money payment in addition to goods and services at a portion providing goods or services.

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