Direct-to-consumer bedding and home essentials with retail expansion
Brooklinen operates a D2C bedding business built on NetSuite, Looker, and Tableau, with active hiring across sales and marketing (8 of 15 open roles). The project mix—seasonal campaigns, product shoots, PDP imagery, and FP&A automation—reveals a company scaling content production and financial systems in parallel; pain points around cross-functional coordination and manual reporting suggest operational friction typical of D2C brands moving from founder-led to systems-driven execution.
Brooklinen designs and sells premium bedding, bath, and home accessories direct to consumers, founded in Brooklyn in 2014. The company operates a hybrid model: primarily online sales through its website, supplemented by eight physical retail locations across the United States. The product line spans sheets, towels, loungewear, and decor, positioned at accessible price points. Operations rely on NetSuite for order and inventory management, with analytics powered by Looker and Tableau. Current headcount spans 51–200 employees, concentrated in sales, marketing, and design.
NetSuite (order and inventory management), Looker and Tableau (analytics and reporting), Adobe Creative Cloud suite, Google Workspace, SQL, and e-commerce integrations via Amazon Seller Central.
Headquartered in Brooklyn, New York. The company operates eight physical retail locations across the United States and serves customers through its direct-to-consumer website.
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