The Out of Print Baby Bodysuits Use the Same Stories
Tiana Reid — August 4, 2013 — Social Good
References: twitter & outofprintclothing
If you're familiar with the brand itself, the images and stories plastered on the Out of Print Baby Bodysuits are probably the same that you're used to: Le Petit Prince, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus and The Day the Cow Sneezed, for instance. These mini bodysuits are made with cotton and come in the same distressed style as their famous vintage-style (emphasis on "style) tees. For the record: the t-shirt, not the baby is distressed.
And as always, the Out of Print Baby Bodysuits operate on the same one-for-one business model with its book donations.
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And as always, the Out of Print Baby Bodysuits operate on the same one-for-one business model with its book donations.
Contact Information
Out of Print website
Out of Print Facebook
Out of Print Twitter
Out of Print on Tumblr
Out of Print on Instagram
Trend Themes
1. One-for-one Business Model - Opportunity to apply the one-for-one business model to other industries, such as food, electronics, or health care.
2. Vintage-inspired Style - Potential for vintage-inspired style to be applied to other fashion items, like hats, socks, or jackets.
3. Book-themed Baby Products - Possibility of expanding the book-themed baby products market with more stories and characters.
Industry Implications
1. Children's Clothing - Disruptive innovation opportunity in the children's clothing industry to create more story-themed apparel items.
2. Book Publishing - Opportunity for book publishers to collaborate with clothing brands to create merchandise based on popular stories.
3. Social Entrepreneurship - Potential for social entrepreneurs to adopt the one-for-one business model in various industries for social impact.
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