Born in the U.S., Jonathan launched MeUndies in 2011 after a frustrating underwear shopping trip. Tired of overpriced, uncomfortable options, he set out to create ultra soft, sustainably made undies delivered with ease and a splash of fun through a subscription model.
Born in U.S., he co-founded Quince to make luxury quality fashion and home goods affordable for all. Driven by the belief that "quality shouldn't be a luxury", he built it to cut out middlemen to reduce waste and costs.
Patterson was tired of undershirts that bunched, stretched, and lost shape. He created a longer, tailored undershirt that stayed tucked in and fit better.
Parents often struggled with kids' clothing that was overly branded, gendered, or impractical. Carbonell and Bernard wanted to offer timeless basics in bright colors that kids could wear every day.
Co-founder, with roots in community activism and sustainability, ensuring the brand aligned with ethical values. He wanted to create soft, durable, chemical free clothing that kids would actually enjoy wearing.
Launched Alex Mill with the mission to make the perfect shirt. He wanted timeless, well crafted essentials rather than trend driven fashion.
