Direct-to-consumer underwear subscription with omni-channel retail expansion
MeUndies operates a profitable DTC subscription model across underwear, socks, and loungewear, now scaling omni-channel logistics and seasonal production. The hiring surge in finance, marketing, and product—weighted toward director-level roles—reflects simultaneous work on margin optimization, affiliate scaling, and growth-budget allocation; pain points around seasonal forecasting and inventory productivity suggest operational challenges typical of subscription brands moving beyond their core subscription engine into broader retail channels.
MeUndies sells men's and women's underwear, socks, bralettes, and loungewear via direct-to-consumer subscription and retail channels. Founded in 2011, the company achieved profitability with consistent double-digit year-over-year growth and has distributed over 23 million units across all 50 US states and 37 countries. The product ecosystem is supported by a Shopify storefront, omni-channel fulfillment logistics, and seasonal production cycles. At 51–200 employees, MeUndies is based in Culver City, California.
Shopify for storefront, Klaviyo and Iterable for email/SMS subscription management, Attentive for SMS conversion, Google Analytics and Heap for analytics, and Algolia for search personalization. Creative work runs on Figma, Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.
All 50 US states plus 37 countries internationally. The company has sold over 23 million units globally.
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