Culver City · Hybrid · $145k–$212k/yr
MeUndies
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About MeUndies
MeUndies was founded in 2011 by Jonathan Shokrian. The company launched the first online underwear subscription model and disrupted the $110 billion underwear industry. Its mission is to provide a fun and simple offering with a relentless emphasis on quality and service. MeUndies has achieved profitability with double-digit year-over-year growth and has sold over 23 million pairs of underwear, with products sold in all 50 states and 37 countries.
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MeUndies aims to provide a fun and simple offering.
MeUndies has a relentless emphasis on quality and service.
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