Premiere presentation · Patent pending
GarmentsCart
New standard for clothes shopping.
A universal cart for garment retail chains. Customers keep their hands free, clothes stay on their hangers and the store stays in order, from the racks to the fitting room and the cash register.
01 · Problem
Shopping for clothes still means carrying them
Frequent visits to clothing chain stores reveal the same picture: customers walk around with an armful of garments, and the store pays for it with mess, wrinkled stock and lost sales.
Arms full of clothes
Customers have to carry many garments at once, usually draped over their shoulders or arms.
Browsing gets harder
It is difficult to browse freely. Customers cope by putting products back carelessly, and only occasionally use the carts, bags and baskets available.
Frustration in the queue
Without a good solution, some clothes are simply left somewhere in the store. Standing in line with a lot of items adds to customers’ frustration and discomfort.
Borrowed grocery carts
There are known cases of customers “borrowing” a cart from a grocery store. It shows how determined people are to make clothes shopping easier.
Wrinkled before they are sold
All of this looks unattractive and, on top of that, clothes get wrinkled before they are even sold.
Space taken, problem unsolved
Current options take up a lot of space regardless of the store format. Bags with limited capacity do not solve the problem of carrying or wrinkling clothes.
Stores have identified a need
The fact that stores offer the solutions shown below means they have identified a need. However, they have not found the right option.
02 · Solution
A cart designed specifically for clothes
Fortunately, there is now a solution: a universal clothing store cart designed specifically for clothes shopping. Garments hang on it on their own hangers and the cart moves around the store together with the customer.
From the customer’s perspective
Shopping without the burden
- Free hands: no carrying many, often a dozen, heavy garments over your arm at the same time.
- Moving around the store freely while comfortably browsing other clothes.
- Not blocking other customers’ access to clothes on the racks.
- Easier organisation in the fitting room, with no need to hang clothes back on hooks.
- Less fatigue while waiting in line for the cash register or the fitting room.
- Bringing a larger number of items to the fitting room or cash register comfortably and effortlessly.
From the perspective of store staff and the chain
Order on the shop floor
- Better control over the number of garments customers take to the fitting rooms.
- A more organised store, especially near the fitting rooms and at the entrance.
- Protection of clothing from unnecessary wrinkling and possible later ironing.
- Longer product lifespan thanks to less damage.
- Support in meeting the requirements of the so-called clothing directive.
- Fewer losses, which means better financial results.
Designed to line up
The carts take up as little space in the store as possible and intuitively invite and encourage customers to line them up one after the other.
03 · Benefits
Additional benefits for the retail chain
01
Higher level of service
With minimal effort and without the need to change the brand format.
02
A matching look
The cart can match the look of the other store furniture.
03
ESG and CSR
A better company image in ESG and CSR reporting.
04
Recycled materials
The carts can be produced from recycled materials, an eco-friendly approach.
05
An industry pioneer
Be the first chain to implement a fully functional solution.
06
Aesthetics and convenience
An aesthetic solution that is convenient for the customer.
A more enjoyable shopping experience can be expected to translate into higher sales.
A basket or GarmentsCart?
The innovative cart combines all the features you would expect:
- No need to carry clothes, so your hands are free
- A size that lets you move easily between the racks
- High aesthetic appeal that fits the decor of any store
- No wrinkles or damage to hanging clothes
- An improved shopping experience and better service
- Automatic and functional help in the fitting room
- An intuitive way to line the carts up one after another
- The ability to configure multiple options
04 · Intellectual property
Patent pending, rated a global novelty
“A”
The clothing store cart is the subject of a patent application. In the state of the art assessment at the Polish Patent Office, the solution received the highest possible rating, “A”, which means it is a global novelty.
PCT
The application is currently going through the international PCT procedure.
Many versions
The submission covers many versions and modifications of the solution, such as a shelf for accessories, a different shape and size, or another way of hanging clothes.
05 · Contact
Feel free to get in touch
Adam Mielczarek
mobile: +48 600 639 142
e-mail: adam@garmentscart.com