Fashion & Grooming Products Subscription Box

Fashion & Grooming Products Subscription Box Success Stories [2024]

Pat Walls

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Updated: October 10th, 2024

Fashion & Grooming Products subscription box is a business that aims to provide customers with a monthly delivery of grooming and fashion items.

With Fashion & Grooming Products Subscription Box, you can offer the best deals on the latest hair, skin, and nail care products at wholesale prices to your customer.

Fashion and grooming products are the perfect way to start a new subscription box company. They're useful, popular, and have a lot of growth.

In this list, you'll find real-world Fashion & Grooming Products Subscription Box success stories and very profitable examples of starting a Fashion & Grooming Products Subscription Box that makes money.

1. Sustainably Chic ($204K/year)

Natalia's business idea for Sustainably Chic stemmed from her passion for sustainable fashion, which she developed after becoming fatigued with the industry’s wastefulness and unethical practices.

At the time, sustainable fashion was not a popular topic and she felt like no one talked about it.

Motivated by a desire to create an impactful platform and realizing the lack of resources in sustainable fashion, she started her online community to showcase ethical brands, which quickly gained a significant following.

How much money it makes: $204K/year
How much did it cost to start: $3K
How many people on the team: 1

On Growing A Blog About Sustainable Fashion To 60K Monthly Visitors And $6K/Month In Revenue

This case study follows the founder of Sustainably Chic, a sustainable fashion blog with 60k monthly visitors and $6k monthly revenue, providing insights on building a successful blog, effective branding, and the importance of value and sustainability.

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2. Snappy Socks by Shoespender ($120K/year)

After losing an UGG boot and numerous socks to the notorious "laundry monster," professional clown-turned-mom Danielle Ferrantello invented Shoespender and Snappy Socks—products designed to keep kids' shoes and socks from going missing. Now tackling 3,000 parties a year with her entertainment business, she aims to ease the lives of thousands of parents.

How much money it makes: $120K/year
How much did it cost to start: $10K
How many people on the team: 3

How I Invented A Product To Prevent Lost Baby Shoes and Socks

Snappy Socks and Shoespender founder, Danielle Ferrantello, created patented baby products to solve the problem of lost socks and shoes, with 80% of sales from online sources and a 52% gross margin.

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3. Scruffie ($24K/year)

Reid Simkovitz, the founder of The Scruffie, came up with the idea for his neck shaver after struggling to find a convenient way to trim the hair on the back of his neck. Frustrated with relying on others or awkwardly attempting to shave it himself, he decided to create his own neck razor, leading to the successful launch of The Scruffie in April 2020. The product gained significant attention, being featured on platforms such as Business Insider, Cheddar, Yahoo's In The Know, and Barstool Sports, and even raising over $5,000 on Kickstarter.

How much money it makes: $24K/year
How much did it cost to start: $25K
How many people on the team: 1

How I Created An Innovative Neck Shaver

This case study is about a college student who invented The Scruffie, an innovative neck shaver, after struggling to find someone to shave the back of his neck, which has garnered over five million impressions, funding a Kickstarter and generating $2,200 in sales from customers in over ten countries.

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