Patterson was tired of undershirts that bunched, stretched, and lost shape. He created a longer, tailored undershirt that stayed tucked in and fit better.
Former media and tech executive who became frustrated with the lack of innovation in men's basics. He envisioned a brand that delivered smart design, premium fabrics, and simple shopping.
Ashley launched Lunya after a moment of self-reflection, she caught a glimpse of herself in the mirror wearing her husband's oversized sleepwear and thought, "I deserve better." That spark led to the creation of Lunya, a luxury sleepwear brand designed for the modern woman.
Goble noticed a gap between activewear (performance gear) and pajamas (too casual). His idea was to invent "inactivewear" stylish, comfortable apparel designed for downtime.
Born in the U.S., he founded Marshalls in 1956 with a bold idea: offer brand name fashion at lower prices by buying overstock and excess inventory. A retail innovator, he pioneered the off price model making designer goods accessible to everyday shoppers.
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.
