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For business wear or a capsule style wardrobe, that could easily be a viable business in a large city. Select your style and collection schedule, and pay a mont
by TheGrumpyBrit 10y ago
For business wear or a capsule style wardrobe, that could easily be a viable business in a large city. Select your style and collection schedule, and pay a monthly fee. Hangers have integrated buttons that update your account with what you've worn so far (using the same principle as Amazon Dash Buttons), and replacements get added into your next delivery. Add in a regular delivery of disposable underwear, and a range of occasional wear with same/next day delivery and you've got an ideal service for the busy professional.
- cauterized 10y agoI've thought about this a couple times and want it to work, but also think it's a non-starter. At least for women. The problem isn't style. It's fit. I can order a half dozen blouses online - from a brand that I buy frequently and that represents a third of my closet. And I'll be lucky if two thirds of them fit my individual combination of dimensions. Of the ones that fit, only half will be flattering - the rest would look better on someone with narrower shoulders or a larger bust or whatever. Shopping unfamiliar brands is even worse. Whoever solves THAT problem scalably will make billions.