shooSapin

shooSapin

shooSapin ko,
hatid ay kalinisan!

Proponents:
Josie A. De La Peña
Maureen B. Velasco
Rodrigo J. Gloriana
Jaimer C. Talatayod

Adviser:
Eva S. Montana
 Business Plan

Section 1: Executive Summary

shooSapin is a footwear business that offers a variety of shoe rag designs for the
student preference to be used inside the classroom. It provides not only quality and
comfortable shoe rags but economic response to recycle scrap material and freedom of
expression of the clientele.

shooSapin business address will be 10 th-7th St. Villamor Air Base, Pasay City and
contact numbers of 555-3333. The warehouse address is 536 Kabakas St, Binondo,
Manila. The store for the products will be the YECS store of schools and stalls of
Baclaran and Divisoria Mall. The products can be sold at discount for public school
students who buy in bulk.

shooSapin offers various personalized shoe rags that will inspire more customers
to buy at affordable price at the same time encourage them to tidiness and recycling of
clothing waste. This is one of the shooSapin marketing plan on its pursuit of being
successful.

shooSapin is managed and operated by four Grade 12 students of ABM of Pasay

City High School S.Y. 2017-2018.
Section 2: PERSONAL DETAILS
a. Name and brief biography

The company shooSapin will be own and operated by Grade 12 ABM

Habagat students of Pasay High School namely:

1. Josie A. De La Peña is a Grade 12 ABM learner. She is a daughter of a

businessman who own a Sportwear shop which produces uniforms for sports like
basketball and others sport uniform. The Sportwear shop is the famous tailoring shop in
Pasay City. Sportwear shop will provide the scrap materials to be used in making shoe
rag.

2. Maureen Velasco, a bright student of the Grade 12 ABM who has skills
in business operations because she has worked experiences as assistant clerk in a
store in Divisoria and Baclaran malls owned by her relatives. She received full
scholarship recipient in Harvard University for her bachelor degree. She has an
understanding in the operations and financial planning in a business. She learns the
business operations from her relative store. She can manage to market in bulk the shoe
rags.

3. Rodrigo J. Gloriana and Jaimer C. Talatayod are both outstanding artist

in the school. They are popular in creating different design such as the wall painting of
the classroom and etc. They received awards in designing in different institutions. They
received full scholarship grant in a Color Magazine for their bachelor degree in Fine
Arts. They can design personalize shoe rags for customers upon request.

b. Name of Adviser

Mrs. Eva S. Montana is the class adviser of Grade 12 ABM Habagat of

Pasay High School, Bureau of Curriculum Development. She inspired her students to
be successful entrepreneurs.
Section 3: OVERVIEW OF THE BUSINESS

a. Name of the Business

The name of the business is shooSapin. The business address will be 10 th-
7th St. Villamor Air Base, Pasay City and contact numbers of 555-3333. The warehouse
address is 536 Kabakas St, Binondo, Manila. The store for the products will be the
YECS store of schools, stalls in Baclaran and Divisoria Mall. The products can be sold
at discount for public school students who buy in bulk.

Business Logo of shooSapin

shooSapin

b. Description of the Business Model

shooSapin Sample Products

shooSapin will produce designers’ shoe rags made of material scrap such as
sports uniforms fabric come from the SportsWear. The product will help the environment
to lessen waste material of the community and make a personalized shoe rug according
to the preference of the customer. The products are 2-in-1 shoe rags. It will maintain
the classroom cleanliness especially the flooring and to display their creativity and
freedom of expression. The products are affordable, reasonable and competitive.

Section 4: BUSINESS PLAN

I. The Problem/Need

A. Description of the exact problem/need addressed

The students have need of shoe rags before they enter their room. There are lots of
scrap fabrics from sportswear manufacturing company which are being thrown away in
the garbage dump sites. Many unemployed mothers and out of school youths and
bystanders.

B. Reasons/rationale why the problem/need must be addressed by the business

These situations mention above hamper the economic growth of our country. Increase
crime and social problems which should be addressed by the government.

C. Description on how the business has solved the problem/need

shooSapin will respond to the environmental concern. It will help reduce and recycle
scrap materials into useful shoe rags. By hiring unemployed mothers and out of school
youth, it will solve economic problems in the family as well as in the community. By
making the Out- of -school youth busy with their craft, this lessens the incidence of
crimes and social problems. Also, this will help in addressing Out-of- school youth to be
entering school because they have now the capacity to support themselves. In a
capsule, this company will help manage environmental, economic and social problems.
II. Statement of Vision, Mission and Core Values

A. Vision

shooSapin has a vision of having a healthy, and clean school classroom

environment and a community of zero clothing scrap waste and students’ wholesome
expression of their thoughts and emotions.

B. Mission

Its mission is to produce personalized shoe rags from clothing scrap materials
wastage of RTW manufacturers and market them to be used by students in the
classroom.

C. Core Values

Its core values are MakaDiyos, Makabayan, Makatao at Makalikasan.

D. Tagline

shooSapin ko,
hatid ay kalinisan!

III. Marketing Plan

A. Research and Analysis

TARGET MARKET
shooSapin aims to capture the hearts of the students in the schools in all level where the
policy of cleanliness in the classrooms are being promoted.

MARKET SIZE AND TRENDS

As a start, the company will venture first in the city of Pasay, then satellite to Metro
Manila to all parts of the Philippines where Shoe rags are needed. It also plans to
market to schools abroad where shoe rags are used. Promotions on the use of shoe
rags will be actively enhanced.

BUSINESS PARTNERS

1. Payless Store

2. Multi-purpose cooperative

3. Gainer Bank

4. SportsWear

B. Marketing Strategies

Massive promotion of the products to schools will be conducted. Display store

will be shown in strategic stalls in the mall. Flyers will be distributed in school zone
areas.

We will also allow consignment basis in the schools. Discounts will be given to
cash buyers and wholesalers. Orders will be placed at the business office located at
10th-7th St. Villamor Air Base, Pasay City and contact numbers of 555-3333.

How will the investors be served?

The initial investment of each investor is One Thousand Pesos (P1,000.00). The
investors will have equal sharing of 80% of the net profit. The 20% remaining net profit
will be set aside as savings for future expansion. Below is the table showing
investments and profit-sharing:

Investors Investments Profit-Sharing

Rodrigo J. Gloriana P1,000.00 20%
 Jaimer C. Talatayod P1,000.00 20%
Maureen B. Velasco P1,000.00 20%
Josie A. De La Peña P1,000.00 20%
Savings P0 20%
Totals P4,000.00 100%

Description of business ownership, roles of the partners

shooSapin is own and operated by four Grade 12 -ABM Habagat students who
invested equal amount to start the business. They will also hare in the operations of the
business.

Investors Roles and functions

Rodrigo J. Gloriana Designer/Artist/Human Resource Manager
Jaimer C. Talatayod Designer/artist/Marketing Manager
Maureen B. Velasco Financial & Operations Manager
Josie A. De La Peña Logistics Manager

Value Added Feature

shooSapin products surpass other products by the following features:

1. Personalized designs- the customers can design and choose their desired features
on the shoe rags.

2. Affordable and reasonably priced since the products are made from scrap materials

3. Medal pins as a token of goodwill to buyers

LOCATION OF THE BUSINESS

The business office is located at 10th-7th St. Villamor Air Base, Pasay City and
contact numbers of 555-3333. The warehouse address is 536 Kabakas St, Binondo,
Manila. The store for the products will be the YECS store of schools, stalls in Baclaran
and Divisoria Mall.
IV. Production/Technical Plan

A. Detailed description of products

a. Designs

shooSapin shoe rags are uniquely designed according to the

preferences of the customers. It is made limited by exclusive design of the buyer.

b. Shoe rag

The shoe rags fit all sizes, washable, reusable and comfortable to use.

B. Operating Strategies

Production Plan

Aside from made to order shoe rags, we will produce ready made shoe
rags made available as needed.

Production Process

Ordering of shoe rags

with preference as to sewing of shoe rags Designing of shoe rags
design

wait for pick-up/delivery

wrapping of shoe rags Quality Control
of shoe rags

The components and raw materials:

Materials Price The supplier of scrap fabric will
(Peso)/pc be the SportWear manufacturer
Scrap Fabrics of Sportswear and other P2/pair located at 145 P. Domingo St.
scrap materials Binondo, Manila. They will sell
Thread .50 us their scrap in bulk at the
lowest price.
Needle .50 Most of the raw material will be
 Garter 2.00 bought in Divisoria in a
wholesale basis.
Fabric Paint 2.00
Ribbons 1.00
Shoe Pad 2.00

EQUIPMENT

At the start, the sewing of the shoe rags will be handled by the Multi-Purpose
Cooperative. Therefore, we do not need to buy machineries and equipment. Office
equipment like laptop and calculator are lent by the Financial & Operations Manager,
Ms. Maureen Velasco. Labor cost will be paid to the Multi-Purpose Cooperative at P5
per dozen.

After 5 years in business, we will put up an official office to transact business and
operate.

SALES FORECASTING:

Year Target Total Total Gross

Sales Unit Sales Sales Unit Cost Cost profit
1 500 P18 P9,000 P12 P6,000 P6,000
2 800 20 16,000 12 9,600 6,400
3 1200 20 24,000 13 15,600 8,400
4 1500 20 30,000 13 19,500 10,500
5 2000 20 40,000 14 28,000 12,000

As a start, our sales will come from school in Pasay, then we will introduce the products
to schools outside Pasay until we reach the whole of Metro Manila and the country. We
can also venture on Online shopping, and direct marketing strategy.

V. Organizational/ Management Plan

A. Members of the Team

 Josie De La Peña
Chief Manager

Maureeen Velasco Rodrigo J. Gloriana

Jaimer C. Talatayod Josie De La Peña
Financial & Operations Human Resource/
Marketing Manager Logistics Manager
Manager Marketing Manager

B. Team’s Contribution to the Business

The Chief Manager shall have the full responsibility to lead the team in operating
and sustaining the business. The Financial & Operations manager responsible to the
financial documents, regulatory requirements, and financial liabilities and obligations.
The Marketing manager is responsible for the marketing, sale, promotion of the product.
The Logistics Manager shall be in charged with the procurement of supplies and
materials. The Human Resource Manager shall be responsible in the manpower
recruitment and other concerns with regards to pooling of laborers.

C. Others who can be part of the team

In our business, we welcome the advice and help of our parents and teachers.
As the business grows and orders are increasing, we will hire on call sewers, designers
and store staff.

VI. Operational Plan

A. Schedule of Activities for Operations

Our team will meet up for the scheduling of the task. We will have pre-made shoe
rags to serve as samples for the customers as we introduce our products in the schools.
We will take orders and produce the desired products. We shall take turns in monitoring
the production of our shoe rags.

B. Monitoring and Evaluation

To ensure the success of our business, we shall religiously monitor and

supervise our sales and production.
Section 5: Sustainability

I. Financial Plan

A. Soundness of the average investment needed

The company will have a start up capital of P4,000.00 which will be carried up to
the succeeding years of operation.

B. Description on how funds will be raised

Funds will come from personal savings of each team members. There will be an
initial donations of scrap fabrics from Sportwear company.

II. Social Impact

A. STATEMENT. OF THE BUSINES “LONG TERM DESIRED OUTCOMES”

Having a vision of “zero” waste products, shooSapin will engage the learners in
promoting environmental awareness and cleanliness at the same time enhance their
creativity and freedom in expressing their thoughts and emotions.

By “Zero” waste product, the environment is expected to be clean and sanitized. By

freedom of expressing thought and emotions, the learners are encouraged to be
thinking individuals rather than passive individuals making them productive and
contributing for the welfare of their community.

B. STATEMENT OF SOCIAL IMPACT GENERATED FROM EACH BUSINESS

ACTIVITIES
 shooSapin will employ low-income earners and unemployed parents and
students. Buying and using the shooSapin shoe rags will promote economy of the
community, promote patriotism and goodwill on the part of the learners. They will be
patronizing Filipino made products and helping the low-income earners or the
unemployed parents in their livelihood program.

C. STATEMENT DATA ON THE BENEFIT AND IMPACT OF THE BUSINESS TO THE

COMMUNITY

EMPLOYMENT

As the company progress, it will cater to the local community, hire the
unemployed Filipinos in the community. The company will eventually help reduce
unemployment and thereby help the country’s economy.

WOMEN

The Women are the priority in the employment. They can sew shoe rags in their
homes at the same time taking care of their children at home. This will help establish
family solidarity and economy and lessening troublesome children in the streets.

LONG TERM SPIN-OFFS

The team is planning to have monthly themes which aligned in academic and
social based occasions. The following are the monthly themes of shooSapin:
Month Theme Month Theme
January New Year, New Life July Friendship Month
February Heart Month August Overcome Month
March Victory Month September Fruitful Month
April Retreat Month October Harvest Month
May Blooming Month November Saints Month
June Back to School December Christmas Month
Month

What outcomes are you trying to achieve for your target?

 The primarily objective of our business is a response to the
global environmental concern. Second, the economic progress of
the out of school youth and unemployed parents. Lastly, the
business should be a means to promote nationalism and
creativity.