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MeUndies

www.meundies.com

 
MeUndies disrupted the $110B underwear industry when it launched the first online underwear subscription model in 2011. Founder Jonathan Shokrian identified a market gap during his own shopping experience. Nothing about underwear shopping was enjoyable - other brands were hyper-sexualized, overcomplicated, uncomfortable and inconvenient. He recognized that no one in the industry was offering their customers the experience that modern consumers expect. Jonathan started MeUndies to provide a fun and simple offering with a relentless emphasis on quality and service. Unlike many startup peers, MeUndies has seen tremendous success achieving profitability with double-digit YoY growth since. To date it has ...
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.meundies.com
  • 3650 Holdrege Avenue
    Los Angeles, CA USA 90016
  • Phone: 888.552.6775

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Joshua Gelbart
General Counsel Profile

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