RePack is a convenient and sustainable packaging for Click and Collect and other existing circular loops within a company. Easy to use, stack and store.
Of course, it’s great to get stuff delivered at home, but it’s just not optimal in some situations. With customers turning more and more to online shopping, there’s a growing need for alternative delivery methods. Click-and-collect, or buy-online, pickup-in-store (BOPIS), is a way for retailers to respond to increasing customer demand for convenience and more ecological alternatives.
Consumers are becoming increasingly environmentally driven in their choices and embrace the greater control and convenience that click & collect offers. How to make sure your offering meets this demand?
The key is to tune the service and consumer experience to achieve maximum benefit for both parties. When it comes to the packaging used in your Click and Collect logistics, RePack is an excellent option. It’s the right balance between convenience and sustainability.
Whether your packages are collected in-store or from a delivery locker, you need to maximise the storage space available. RePack is extremely easy to pack and close with Velcro. It helps your in-store employees save space as it’s quick and easy to unpack and fold flat for easy storage.
One of the frustrations in Click and Collect reported by users is the over-use of packaging. When collecting their order, many noticed a way too large package that they ultimately had to bring home. Tesco, for example, already removed the option to have the order packed in bags. They advise their customers to bring their bags.
In a Click and Collect setup, it makes perfect sense to remove the packaging before handling the package to the customer. This “Naked Packaging” experience is very well received by customers and allows your business to reuse endlessly the same packaging used to prepare the order!
John Lewis’s Oxford shop was the first store in the UK to trial a reusable 'Click and Collect' RePack package. One in four orders was delivered to the shop in these reusable bags, meaning customers will be handed their orders without additional packaging. If sometimes less is more; here, nothing is best :)
💡Interested in RePack for your Click & Collect?
If you have a packaging need in which the parcel goes back and forth from warehouse to store or warehouse to warehouse never ends up in the customer's house, this model is for you.
By using RePack for your internal loops, you’ll limit your environmental footprint by delivering the orders to the store in reusable packaging that you will keep and stack in-store for following orders.
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💡Interested in RePack for your Click & Collect?
By integrating RePack through a pilot approach, Royal Canin made its subscription model more convenient and sustainable.
Finlayson made their take-back campaigns even better, allowing customers to return textiles in stores but also from anywhere with returnable RePacks!
Reusable RePack packaging, upcycled into a fashion statement in collaboration with Aalto International, now available at Selfridges
