Kate Spade, Fenty, Frye, and more brands are up for grabs. I’ve never tried a subscription box before, mainly because I’m picky and hesitant to trust anyone else to shop for me. Plus, services are ...

Today, the Los Angeles-based subscription box company FabFitFun said it has landed a whopping $80 million in Series A funding led by Kleiner Perkins. The brand is known for its quarterly box of ...

In a recent story, I explored the $2.6 billion subscription box economy, describing how some startups have emerged to become thriving multimillion-dollar companies, while many others have died off, ...

When I was in school, the capital "W" Worst Part of the day was waking up at the crack of dawn to get ready. I was always the girl who showed up with my hair done, my makeup on, and my outfit ...

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If you're a subscription box junkie, you've probably heard of the miracle that is FabFitFun. The quarterly subscription box is specially curated for each season and features everything from fitness ...

Not all the “box of the month” clubs have found success, but one that took a slightly differentiated route – full-sized products, shipped quarterly – has bootstrapped its way to $15 million in annual ...

FabFitFun turned into a dumpster fire just in time for the holiday season. The millennial-favorite subscription box company went viral this week when it posted a controversial ad on Elon Musk’s X ...

WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Kick off the colder, cozier months with the winter box from FabFitFun. The latest box features items that will get you (plus your skin and general wellbeing), ...

FabFitFun’s boxes sound like a money loser: For $50 a box, four times a year, subscribers get $300 to $400 worth of items shipped to their door. The math seems like it shouldn’t work, but FabFitFun’s ...