I. Market Overview
  • Closet organization and home organizing services are evolving beyond simple 'cleaning and organizing services' into
    a premium home management industry encompassing space efficiency, fashion management, and well-being psychology .
  • In Japan and the United States, subscription-based "organizers" and "home reset services" have already become established.
    Examples include "Kurashinity" in Japan and "Neat Method" in the United States, with average monthly subscription fees of $150 to $300.
  • Korea is currently in the early stages of transitioning from a one-time visit-focused market (market size of approximately KRW 120 billion) to a regular subscription and branded FC.
Ⅱ. Customer Segments

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Main customer base

Needs Summary

High-income, dual-income households with 1-2 peopleLiving space of 25 pyeong or more, brand consumption tendencyOrganizing and storage + style maintenance
Full-time housewife/working momChildcare and life balance layerSeasonal clothing replacement and efficient storage
Fashion enthusiasts (own a lot of clothing)300 to 1,000 items of clothing and miscellaneous goodsSystematic management and consulting services
Senior citizens and single-person householdsPhysical cleanup limitsOngoing care and emotional stability
Corporate/hotel customersCorporate/Accommodation BrandExpansion of guest room and welfare service consignment
Ⅲ. Service Model (Subscription-type FC structure)

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1️⃣ Basic DiagnosisAnalysis of space, clothing, and lifestyle patternsIncludes AI wardrobe scanning
2️⃣ Organize and classifyClothing/Miscellaneous Goods Categorization and Storage SystemLabeling and QR management
3️⃣ Establish a care/management routinePeriodic visits (1-2 times a month)/washing/replacementSubscription contract (3-12 months)
4️⃣ AI Routine & ReportAI recommends storage locations and replacement timesApp/Notification based
5️⃣ Additional ServicesSeasonal clothing storage, fashion resale, and donation linkageESG scalability
Ⅳ. Supply Chain and Partner Structure

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Key Partners

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Organizational Consultant TrainingKorea Organization and Storage Association, House Care UnionQualification + Certification Human Resources Training
Storage/LogisticsHanjin Home Storage, E-Mart 24 StorageClothing external storage option
IT/AppsAI organizing routines, QR labeling systemWardrobe DB by customer
Laundry/CleaningWash N Joy and Laundry Special Forces PartnershipRegular collection/laundry linkage
ESG·RecyclingBeautiful Store, a fashion resale platformWaste Clothing Circulation + ESG Credits
V. Subscription Plan Model (Example, Household-Based)

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Monthly subscription fee

Service configuration

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Basic₩150,000Monthly cleaning + up to 100 items of clothingFor 1~2 person households
Standard₩280,000Twice a month + seasonal changeDual-income/small family
Premium₩480,000Twice a month + laundry, storage, and AI reportsFashion affluent class
Executive₩790,0004 times a month + dedicated organizer assignedHigh-income class/corporate type
Family Package₩1,200,0003 or more people + storage warehouse includedTargeting high-end housing complexes
Ⅵ. FC Investment and Profit Structure (Pilot Standard)

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Amount/Indicator

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Initial investment cost150 to 220 million wonIncluding offices, storage warehouses, and vehicles
Monthly sales50 to 80 million wonFor 150 to 250 customers
Net profit margin22~28%Subscription-based fixed-income structure
Payback period18~24 monthsStable repeat sales
ROI (2nd year)1.4 timesAI management cost reduction effect
VII. Technology and Operational Innovation
  • AI Closet Organizer App : Automatically categorizes clothes using photo recognition and suggests recommended storage locations.
  • Cleaning routine algorithm : Automation of “replacement notification + care routine” based on temperature, humidity, and seasonal changes.
  • Cloud Wardrobe DB : Build customer-specific wardrobe inventory → Expand linked resale/donation services.
  • IoT storage lockers/tags : Track item locations using QR codes and RFID, and automatically update storage history.
  • Smart ESG Loop : Automatically aggregates reuse, resale, and donation performance → ESG points are refunded.
Ⅷ. ESG and Social Value

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environmentReducing waste through clothing reuse and donation (average 18%↓)
societyCreating jobs for female and senior professionals (franchise type)
SustainabilityRevitalizing the local economy through reuse/reform
data-drivenProviding customer ESG activity reports (displaying donations and savings)
Ⅸ. Market Forecast and Growth Prospects (2025-2027)

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Organizing/Storage Service Market+35%Expansion of subscription demand
High-income home management subscription rate+42%Convenience and time-based consumption
Fashion ownership layer resale connection+31%Expanding Closet-as-a-Service
ESG donation/circulation ratio+25%Increasing preference for brand social responsibility
FC franchise expansion+28%Branch-type model can be expanded nationwide
Ⅹ. Conclusion and Implications

1️⃣ The closet organization subscription franchise is not a simple home service, but a "spatial data and fashion asset management" industry .
2️⃣ A sustainable lifestyle management ecosystem can be built by linking regular subscriptions, ESG, and fashion resale
. 3️⃣ As a female-employment-creating FC model, it has high potential for linking with local government and government-supported projects.
4️⃣ Key success factors are "AI routinization + premium service sensibility + data loop management."
5️⃣ The company is expected to expand into the core categories of the "home care subscription industry" (cleaning → organizing → styling).

One-line summary:
“Closet Organization Franchise” is a key area that will grow into a subscription-based lifestyle management FC (New Home Management Franchise) that simultaneously satisfies the time, space, and ESG values ​​of high-income families .