Marking its foray into footwear rental, UK-based rental clothing service Bundlee has signed an exclusive deal with British footwear company Vivobarefoot.
The partnership allows customers to save time and money on purchasing new kids’ footwear.
Notably, the rental platform’s subscription model enables parents to save even £700 every year on their kid’s clothes, besides reducing customers’ carbon footprints by as much as 86 per cent with each rental.
More on the collaboration, Eve Kekeh, Founder, Bundlee, said that with Bundlee’s community growing exponentially, there wouldn’t have been a better time than now to unveil this new category.
Eve added that Vivobarefoot’s commitment to circularity and care for children’s feet makes it an ideal ally for Bundlee.
Founded in 2018, Bundleeoffers clothes for kids on a rental subscription basis.
Its prices range from £24 per month for curated essentials and £39 per month for 15 pieces from premium apparel brands, like Patagonia and Mori, amongst others.
