2. INTRODUCTION
Our business is a costume shop
with rental privileges for clients
and accepts made-to-order
costumes. Nowadays, people do not
just gather for an event, themed
events have evolved. For every
theme, we play characters.
Characters need COSTUMES.

3. INTRODUCTION
Other than offering costumes
for rent
and for sale, “Costumize”
customizes plain
clothes and convert it into
something
more innovative because we
ARTbelieve
that…
consists in transforming something
simple
into something

4. COMPANY NAME
COSTUME
+
CUSTOMIZE

5. COMPANY NAME
COSTUMIZE

6. COMPANY NAME
Our business name “Costumize”
speaks of our business goal
to provide our clients with
different types of costume
and at the same time give a
personal touch to the
clothes that our clients
would like to be customized.

7. COMPANY TAGLINE
Where . Characters . Come . To .
life

8. COMPANY LOGO

9. COMPANY LOGO Magician’s Hat:
Crown:
Surprise
Servitude
YELLOW: TURQUOISE
Originality :
Creativity Both genders
DIAMOND:
UNITY
COSTUME & CUSTOMIZE

10. BUSINESS TYPE
SOLE
PROPRIETORSHIP
This is the simplest form of
organization, a business wherein
it is owned by an individual who
has full control of ownership over
a business.

11. VISION - MISSION
Vision:
We envision clients
who are fully satisfied
with the costumes we
provide.

12. VISION - MISSION
Mission:
We commit to the following mission:
oTo provide all our customers/clients
prompt and personalized service.
oTo offer high quality costumes at
reasonable prices.
oTo engage in on-going innovations on how to
improve the designs of our costumes to suit
the needs of our customers.
oTo give our personal touch on clothes and
change them from “boring to bravo”

13. BUSINESS OBJECTIVES
CUSTOMER SERVICE
1. Offer a variety of costumes for sale and for rent.
Our costumes are categorized into the following:
- Toddlers
- Girls
- Boys
- Teens
- Men
- Ladies
- Wigs (For Sale Only)

14. BUSINESS OBJECTIVES
CUSTOMER SERVICE
2. We offer customizing services
- Provide custom-made costumes
- “Customize Me”
- “Customize It Station”

15. RENTAL POLICY
RENTAL
- Signed contract
PAYMENT and SECURITY DEPOSIT
- Cash Only and a security deposit of P450.00 is
required
RENTAL PERIOD
- Rental costumes are due back Costumize by
return date listed on invoice.
P120.00/week/costume: For all late costumes
CLEANING
- All costumes must be dry‐cleaned or
laundered prior to return unless. Items returned
unclean will be assessed an additional charge of

16. RENTAL POLICY
ALTERATIONS
- Costumes may be altered to fit, but must be
returned to their original condition before
cleaning and returning. All alterations must be
sewn.
DAMAGED or LOST COSTUMES
- Damage beyond normal wear and tear will
incur damage charges. Major damage to
costumes, including irreparable tears, major
seam damage, damage from pins, or irreversible
alterations will be assessed at the replacement
value of the costume. Lost costumes will be
assessed a lost costume fee of the replacement

18. ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
Salary Breakdown:
Store Manager:
P9,960/mo, P415/day, P51.87/hr
Costume Designer / Tailor:
P9,000/mo, P300/day, P37.5/hr
Store Assisstant / Cashier:
P7500/mo, P250/day, P31.25/hr
Store Hours: 10:00 a.m. - 6:00
p.m.
Monday - Sunday

19. Per the Rules on Exemption, the following categories of
establishments may be exempted upon application with
and as determined by the Board:
distressed establishments
new business enterprises
retail/service establishments employing not more than 10
workers
establishments adversely affected by natural calamities
The Boards may also exempt establishments other than
those enumerated above only if they are in accord with
the rationale for exemption stated in the Rules on
Exemption and upon strong justifiable reasons.
The Board may grant a -
Full exemption of one year for all categories of establishments
Partial exemption equivalent to 50% may be granted in the case of
distressed establishments
Under the present Rules on Exemption, no extension of the exemption period
beyond one year is allowed.

20. Sections 3 and 4 of the Rules on Exemption list down the specific criteria and requirements to qualify for
exemption, namely:
Distressed Establishments
a. For Stock Corporations/Cooperatives
 registers a deficit of 20% or more of the paid up capital as of last accounting period and interim
period immediately preceding the effectivity of the Wage Order.
 registers capital deficiency/negative stockholders' equity as of the last full
accounting period or interim period immediately preceding the effectivity of the Wage Order.
b. For Single Proprietorships/Partnerships/Non-stock,Non-profit Organization
 registers a deficit of 20% or more of the total invested capital as of the 2 accounting periods
and interim period immediately preceding the effectivity of the Wage Order.
 registers capital deficiency/negative net worth as of the last full accounting period or interim period
immediately preceding the effectivity of the Wage Order
c. For Banks and Quasi-banks
 under receivership/liquidation certified by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
 under controllership/conservatorship
New Business Enterprises
 NBEs established outside the NCR and outside Export Zones within 2 years from the effectivity of
the Wage Order, classified as agricultural establishments or establishments with total assets of 5M and
below.
Retail/Service Establishments Regularly Employing Not More Than Ten Employees
 engaged in the ratail sale of goods/services to end users, and
 employing not more than ten (10) workers
http://www.nwpc.dole.gov.ph/faq.html

21. LOCATION
Vicinity
BLK 87 LOT 13 REGALADO
HIGHWAY, NORTH FAIRVIEW
QUEZON CITY

22. LOCATION
Floor Plan…

23. - Fire Extinguisher FIRST Floor

24. - Fire Extinguisher SECOND Floor
Fire
Exit

25. LOCATION
Location Map…

28. TARGET MARKET
CLASS B - Professionals
CLASS C – Middle class CLASS D – Students and
Residents

29. PRODUCT LINE & SELLING PRICE
Toddlers Girls BOYS
Cow 400
Fox 500 Batman 300
Chef 600
Santa 400 Snow White 800 Shrek Donkey
550
Superman Cinderella 800
275 Darth Vader 475
Supergirl 275 Lady Gaga 400
Vampire 400
TEENS
Cleopatra 650
Lilac Fairy 800 Pirate 400
Venus 480
MENs WOMENs
Witch 525
Spiderman 735 Marilyn Monroe 440
Penguin 540 Supergirl 900
Caveman
Jester 440
Infrared Alien 560 315 Chun Li 730
Sumo Inflatable 800 Empress 540
Mirror Ninja 800 Scooby Doo 1100
King Tut 840 FOR RENT

30. FOR SALE

31. PRODUCT LINE & SELLING PRICE
Custom - Made
All prices of custom-made costumes depend on the following:
- Hours worked Customize it
(Hours x P37.5)
Customize It Station:
- Materials used P350.00
- Overhead expense Customize me: P50.00
If cloth was not provided by the client:
List of prices for cloth (Per
Yard)
Spandex
=P90-P100
satin =P40-P50

32. CUSTOMIZE ME
VIDEO

33. ADVERTISEMENT
CALLING CARD
FLYERS
CATALOGUES
(Sample of Calling Card)
TARPAULINS

34. MARKETING STRATEGY
COSTUMEMBER
- Loyalty Card
- Discount Voucher

35. LOYALTY CARD
*Not Actual Size

36. DISCOUNT VOUCHER
*Not Actual Size

37. BUSINESS TRANSACTION
Aug 20 Mr. Orejana invested P300,000 to start a business
He secured the licenses and permit from City Hall for P5,333
Aug 22 Rented a commercial space with rental fee per month equivalent to P9,000.
Lessor demanded two months advance and two months deposit from Mr.
Orejana. Thus, he paid a total of P36,000
Aug 24 Purchased furniture and fixtures worth P14,250 and maintenance materials
worth P1,410
Aug 25 Purchased office equipment such as sewing machine, computer,
Electric fans, glue guns and fire extinguisher worth P19,000
Aug 27 Purchased office supplies such as clothes hanger, ream of bond
Paper, ball pens, pencils, record books, and sewing supplies worth
P2470
Aug 29 Paid for advertisements such as tarpaulins, flyers, business card and
Catalogues worth P2368

38. BUSINESS TRANSACTION
Aug 31 Purchased inventory sales worth P47190
Sept 30 Paid for the salaries of the employees (3) worth P13230
Paid for the mandatory benefits of employees (SSS, Philhealth, Pag-ibig)
worth P1500
Oct. 1 He totalled the income he earned for 30 days and obtained P78000
Oct. 2 Paid for utility expense (Electricity, water, telephone bill) worth P4798
Paid for miscellaneous expense worth P1000
Oct. 15 Paid for the salaries of the employees (3) worth P13230

49. No. Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
1. 31 54 94 169 303
2. 32 55 99 177 318
3. 34 58 104 186 334
4. 35 61 109 195 351
5. 37 64 114 205 368
6. 39 67 120 215 387
7. 41 70 126 226 406
8. 43 74 132 237 426
9. 45 77 139 249 448
10. 47 81 146 262 470
11. 50 85 154 275 494
12. 52 90 161 289 518
Total: 486 826 1 498 2 685 4 823
Total No. of Customers in 5 Years: 10’318
Year 1: Oct 1 2012 to Oct 1 2013
Year 2: Oct 1 2013 to Oct 1 2014
Year 3: Oct 1 2014 to Oct 1 2015
Year 4: Oct 1 2015 to Oct 1 2016
Year 5: Oct 1 2017 to Oct 1 2018-
Starting Point:
Year 1, Month 1 - 30
Year 5, Month 12 - 518
Solution:
(518/30) x 100 = 1726
30  518 customers per day = 1726% Increase after 5 years