Entrepreneur Eve Kekeh believes any new business should be a force for good, so she’s introducing sustainability to the very youngest of consumers.
16 Aug 2021, 4 min read
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Wherever you stand on the idea that having a child is an act of environmental vandalism, it’s a given that babies grow, their clothes do not. They outgrow seven clothing sizes in their first two years, in what feels like a constant cycle of buying and wondering what to do with all the garments that are slowly taking over any storage space you have left.
Bundlee, a CBI Sharing Economy member, has come up with a solution: a monthly subscription model that allows you to rent your baby a capsule wardrobe of fifteen items, and swap it for the next size when you need to.
The company is the brainchild of Eve Kekeh, who lived in a house with much younger si
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