SprezzaBox Shows Unprecedented Growth - Over 7,500 Percent
NEW YORK, Oct. 17, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- SprezzaBox, the premier men's fashion accessory subscription box, today announced it's on target to more than double last year's sales.
"We have experienced an over 7,500 percent growth since inception in 2014," said Philip Sblendorio, CEO of SprezzaBox. "What started as an idea with friends has blossomed into one of the most successful subscription box programs in the world. Our founding year we did a few hundred grand in revenue and this year we are on target to do over $13,000,000. We are very proud of this growth!"
SprezzaBox has shipped over 500,000 boxes to date and has had over 100,000 subscribers try their service. They have worked with hundreds of brands including Perry Ellis, Penguin, Jack Black and Happy Socks to name a few. SprezzaBox has over 1 million monthly page views to its website and has over 255,000 Instagram followers. SprezzaBox has partnered with companies such as Macy's, Toms, Sony Pictures Television, Hello Fresh and many more.
"The new paradigm for fashion has turned buyers to online shopping. More and more millennial shoppers find their solutions in the online marketplace rather than at physical retail store. In addition, shoppers are looking for unique but simple ways to express their style. SprezzaBox provides the answers for men looking to dress up their look," said Lenin Batista, COO.
Each box contains 5-6 different products and brands with a retail value over $100. Typical items include ties, socks, tie bars, sunglasses, grooming products and more. The subscription costs $28 a month.
"Our projections for 2018 show continued significant growth. With the buying power our subscribers give us, we can source more and better products to continue to provide our customers with the upscale experience they expect from SprezzaBox," concluded Sblendorio.
Contact Vic Cipolla 646-477-1282 or [email protected]
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