Incheon Recycled Clothing Cooperative is a specialized recycled clothing cooperative located at 73-15 Sawol-ro, Seo-gu, Incheon. Led by CEO Lee Young-jin, the cooperative collects recycled clothing through the entrusted operation of medical collection bins in Jung-gu, and actively engages in social contribution activities, such as donating a portion of its profits as a fund to support energy-vulnerable groups in the local community.

Business Areas

• Recycled Clothing Collection and Management: Incheon Recycled Clothing Cooperative is responsible for the entrusted operation of medical collection bins in Jung-gu, Incheon, and carries out the business of systematically collecting and managing recycled clothing discharged by citizens.
• Promoting Resource Circulation: By recycling collected clothing, it contributes to reducing resource waste and protecting the environment, and through efficient processing and recycling of discarded clothing, it helps create a sustainable resource-circulating society.

Products

• Recycled Clothing Resources: It handles recyclable clothing items such as old clothes, shoes, bags, blankets, curtains, and carpets collected from citizens as its main resources.
• Clothing Collection and Recycling Service: It provides a service that collects discarded clothing through the operation and management of clothing collection bins within the region, and then sorts them into recyclable forms.

Special Notes

• Community Contribution: The cooperative fulfills its social responsibility through continuous sharing activities, such as donating a portion of the profits from its recycled clothing business as a fund for energy-vulnerable groups in the local community.
• Contribution to Environmental Protection: Through proper collection and recycling of discarded clothing, the cooperative contributes to reducing waste, increasing resource efficiency, mitigating environmental pollution, and promoting sustainable resource circulation.

💡 A Word from JobPloy
Incheon Recycled Clothing Cooperative is an environmental cooperative that collects and sorts recycled clothing. Roles may primarily involve managing and collecting clothing bins, as well as sorting tasks, which can require physical activity. This could be a meaningful experience for foreign workers interested in environmental protection and community contribution. Due to the nature of handling recycled items, attention to cleanliness in the work environment may be necessary.