Well Made

We loop back with ecommerce expert, Web Smith to talk about how brands will adapt to new regulations and competition, and get an update on his newsletter, 2PM.

From their days at Facebook and Ross to launching their own footwear brand Birdies, Bianca and Marisa share what they've learned about marketing and manufacturing a new product category.

A conversation with Oui Shave founder, Karen Young about disrupting the status quo with a razor designed for women.

From Fuzzco to Pretend Store, Helen Rice is taking a non-traditional approach to design and defining brand stories.

Kabeer Chopra is the co-founder of Burrow, a direct-to-consumer luxury couch company set to make furnishing your living room convenient. On this episode, Kabeer talks about the challenges of designing an oversized product for efficient shipping.

Rockets of Awesome founder, Rachel Blumenthal, talks about designing a brand backed by data and personalized for a modern generation of parents and kids.

Daniel Broukhim is the co-CEO and co-founder of FabFitFun. On the podcast, he shares the value behind their subscription box.

Business of Fashion Chief Correspondent, Lauren Sherman, covers what is and isn’t working in this unprecedented time of retail, and how digitally native brands have changed where the fashion industry is headed.

Former Head of Product of Reformation and startup sustainability advisor, Tabea Soriano, shares social and environmental strategies to integrate into business.

With 20 years of tech industry experience, business leader, Maria Thomas, shares the importance of a brand narrative and the value of preparation.

ThirdLove set out to face two huge challenges in the bra industry: designing a fit for all women and selling it with no risk to the customer. Their solutions — the Fit Finder quiz and try-before-you-buy program — changed how people buy bras online.

Tina Sharkey — veteran entrepreneur, investor, and co-founder of Brandless talks reimagining what it means to be brand. On this episode, she shares how Brandless is making products around the premise that better shouldn’t cost more.

David Hua is the CEO and co-founder of Meadow — a software company powering the cannabis industry. On this episode, David shares what it’s like building operational tools around a previously unregulated market.

On this episode, Lumi founders, Jesse Genet and Stephan Ango discuss raising a $9M Series A.

Proper Cloth founder Seph Skerritt shares how he went from electrical engineering to building web tools for finding the perfect fit.