Choosing the perfect pair of jeans could have gotten a tad easier

Shopping for jeans and finding the perfect pair for one’s body type could be a real pain...

 Even with online shopping now available for about any brand and store, one still can’t benefit from speaking to an expert about which jeans will fit which type of body, and what the best combinations of clothes for their particular body is.

So, now with some innovative startup companies, such as Stitch Fix and Le Tote, both located in San Francisco, this problem could have been resolved for their clients.  The two companies sell Wholesale Women Jeans, top brand clothes and other ladies and men’s apparel.But their approach to their customers is a unique one.  The Le Tote Company offers subscriptions, and sends its clients boxes of clothes, accessories, handpicked pairs of their wholesale jeans, and any other type of clothing.  The subscribers are free to wear these clothes and accessories for as long as they like, and if they don’t like them or get fed up with them, they just need to pack them back in a box and return them.

The startup company dealing with wholesale jeans, apparel and accessories has called itself the “Netflix of fashion”, as they give their subscribers a wide choice of clothing which they can try on, show off to friends and decide whether they want to buy them or just return them.Once they are returned, the subscribers will get their new box full of clothes and accessories to try on.  With the rating and feedback they return, the clothes picked for them get more targeted with each delivery.

This approach to offering wholesale jeans, apparel of any kind and accessories is actually perfect for all those ladies and gentlemen who find shopping strenuous, and feel shoppers remorse once they buy a pair of jeans or another piece of clothing and realize they don’t actually like them, or they wear them just once and are already fed up with them.The creators of these innovative companies offering a “national sharing wardrobe” actually found out that women today purchase four times more clothing than women in the 1980’s, and that they actually wear a mere 15 percent of the clothes they own.The other startup Stitch Up offers styling for busy ladies.  They receive a styling fee and pick clothes, accessories and even jewelry for women who have no time to go shopping.  If the ladies decide to keep an item picked by Stitch Up they simply pay an additional $20 fee with the item.  The company works with over 300 stylists, and in cases in which someone is shopping for jeans, the $20 fee is something worth spending to get someone do the effort and use their expertise to choose the best jeans for you.