Member-based subscription company FabFitFun has come a long way since it first hit the scene in 2010. Created by brothers Michael and Daniel Broukhim alongside Katie Echevarria Kitchens, the once ...

WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Pucker up ladies, leading women’s lifestyle brand FabFitFun announced it is partnering with beauty influencer Alex Garza on a new line of products from its ...

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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 ...

When FabFitFun launched its flagship product, the seasonal subscription box, in 2013, it had around 2,000 members. The boxes offered little variation and were curated with products based on co-founder ...

As more platforms create social shopping experiences, FabFitFun, best known for its subscription box service, introduced a Shop with Friends feature and announced the launch of FabFitFun Week, ...

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 ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I cover logistics and supply chain management. FabFitFun is an interesting retailer with a complex supply chain. They have ...

Co-CEO Michael Broukhim’s team has tried incubation and joint ventures. Six months after hiring its first chief financial officer, FabFitFun Inc. is looking to expand its finance and accounting teams, ...

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 ...