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RCTH R-Score
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    • R-Score 2025
      • About this report
      • 1. Report Summary
      • 2. Problem Statement
      • 3. Existing Initiatives Review
      • 4. About RCTH R-Score
      • 5. Assessment Framework
      • 6. Product Coverage & Selection
      • 7. Scoring Methodology & Challenges
        • 7.1 Portable electronic devices
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          7.2 Textiles
      • 8. Data Collection
      • 9. Scoring Results
      • 10. Conclusion & Recommendations
      • Acknowledgement
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7.2 Textiles

Scoring rubric: Textile and shoes
Assessment criteria
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1.1 Design for long-lasting

1.2 Design for ease of disassembly
1.3 Universal design
2.1 Product warranty coverage & length
The brand allow product return in 30 days under its own specific condition
The brand allows product return in 30 days under its own specific condition
The brand offer free repair (on some services and under some conditions) for 1 year
The brand allow product return in 30 days under its own specific condition
The brand offer free repair forever (on some services and under some conditions)
2.2 Repair services
The brand offers customer services on product repair in some of its own stores
The brand offers customer services on product repair in most of its own stores
The brand offers authorized repair services in every stores
The brand offers authorized repair services via online service (including trouble shooting)
2.3 Public communication encouraging product repairing
The brands make notable information about its repair services on the website or online channels.
The brand makes notable information about its repair services on its website or online channels.
The brand makes notable public statement encouraging consumers to prioritize product repair/reuse (before buying new) on its website or online channels.
The brand makes notable information about its repair services on its website or online channels.
The brand makes notable public statement encouraging consumers to prioritize product repair/reuse (before buying new) on its website (or online channels) AND on its product advertisement medium (e.g. video, poster, or packaging)
3.1 Documentation of product's component, composition, and product caring
The brand informs consumers of its product composition (including components’ name)
The brand informs consumers of its product composition (including components’ name)
The brand informs consumers on how to best use or take care of their products for long-lasting use. (What to do and not to do?)
The brand informs consumers of its product composition (including components’ name)
The brand informs consumers on how to best use or take care of their products for long-lasting use. (What to do and not to do?)
The brand informs both information in both offline & online channel
3.2 Access to the repair guideline
The brand provides repair guideline online
The brand provides repair guideline online with video tutorials
The brand provides online repair guidelines with video tutorials
The brand informs consumers in the product manual about the online repair guidelines.
4.1 Availability of the spare parts throughout the life-span of a product
4.2 Market accessibility to the available spare parts
5.1 Affordability of the spare parts
5.2 Affordability of the brand’s repair services
The brand offer repair services with average costing within 30% of the replacement cost
The brand offer repair services with average costing within 20% of the replacement cost
The brand offer repair services with average costing within 20% of the replacement cost
If the repair cost exceed 20% of the replacement cost, the brand should offer repair service to the customer as well as discount for buying new product and let the customer choose which options they prefer. (If the cost is within 20%, the brand should prioritize repair first
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