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619: Why Most Apparel Brands Fail and How Robin Hall Built One That Didn’t

Steve Choumywifequitherjob.com

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In this episode, I sit down with Robin Hall, who did the \"impossible\" by building a thriving sustainable kids clothing brand in the most brutal niche in e-commerce. You'll hear the full 45-minute story behind her appearance on NPR's \"How I Built This\" including the strategies, struggles, and surprising pivots that took her from my wife's college friend to the founder of Town Hall Co.

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