Reviews
Good Weird
Experience
I really wanted to love this but sadly it made my under eyes super dry and crackly, which has never happened to me before.
TexTale
Experience
Super nice quality shirt - I have yet to try to stain it because I am afraid, but it’s super soft, thick, and I’m pumped to wear it. I ordered a size S and I’m normally a women’s M. My only negative comment is that it took a long time to arrive, and the packaging experience was kind of nuts…the shirt was wrapped in sooo much tissue, with stickers, inside a plastic bag, in a crazy branded tube, within another box. It was like opening a Russian doll. Just a lot to deal with and I know they tout using recycled materials but it’s still just far too much packaging.
Feedback
Too much packaging - less is more! It can still be a great experience opening the package if you use half the amount of tissue paper and also just ship the tube itself - not sure why the tube also needed to be in a cardboard box.
Homiah
Experience
Loveeeee this product! I’ve only tried 1 of the packets so far but it was absolutely fantastic. Worth whatever it costs, don’t really care how much - it’s so easy to use, flavorful, and makes your food taste restaurant quality at home. I love easy meals like this, just adding some veggies and protein and call it an eve :)
Vacation
Experience
Everything is so thought out with this brand, it’s insane. They send you little goodies and coupons with your order, so fun, and the sunscreen is great - a little goes a long way so I’m hoping the bottle lasts me a while! Obviously the whip isn’t the most convenient shape but the novelty of it is awesome and fun.
Feedback
It’s expensive and trendy as hell…would be nice if it was affordable. I probably would only buy this as a gift for someone in the future and not for myself for practical use (it’s double the cost of a regular sunscreen).
Fishwife
Experience
Amazing branding and nice tasting fish, but at an astronomical cost that I simply can’t justify. The campfire cod was actually a little dry on the inside even though it was drenched in olive oil and pepper. I much prefer smoked fish from a regular grocery store which is cheaper per ounce and isn’t as dry.
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Pricing. How can you justify $10+ for a tiny 3.5oz tin of fish? This is just not attainable for regular folx. Also a lot of packaging - do the tins each need their own individual paper box? Probably not necessary.
Muji
Experience
Muji is everything. When I go to Muji, I'm not overwhelmed by choice, nor by price, which is exactly what I want when I go shopping. Just give me exactly what I need - don't make me spend hours researching and choosing! Having basic staples saves me time and brain space to live my life.
Feedback
Use recycled acrylic for storage items.
Liquid Death
Experience
Liquid Death is just a great idea overall - the upgrade of canned water, that actually tastes GREAT. So many waters/sparkling waters have had a monopoly for so long, so it's nice to see a contemporary challenger come to the forefront. I also love how big the cans are - tiny sparkling water cans are never enough (I'm a seltzer gorl).
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The website features mostly white men...I get that the branding is very "metal" which is typically white man energy, but being inclusive is important and I think the site + the social should be way more diverse.
Scrub Daddy
Experience
I'm obsessed with Scrub Daddy - everything from the product to the CEO to the branding & social media. Everything they said was right, the kitchen sponge needed an upgrade, and I love they they're having fun with something a bit drab. It's the little things!
Feedback
Make some non-gendered sponges - Scrub Person, Scrub Parent, Scrub Creature, etc.!
Stasher Bag
Experience
These bags are awesome! I love the shape, the feel, and the mission. They are expensive but if you take care of them, they will last a long time (from what I hear - I haven't had mine for that long). It weirds me out a bit that they are microwave safe though.
Feedback
Nothing really, I don't know enough about the industry to advise here. Maybe the price point, they are super expensive, and I think if they were able to lower it, more people would get on the stasher bag train.
Bombas
Experience
The socks are super comfy, thick, and soft, which is great. However, despite that I love the mission, I don't really understand the need to charge $60 for 4 pairs of socks, even when donating items to those in need. Your money would go a lot further by buying a 4 pack of socks for $12 and donating the other $48 directly to a mutual aid fund. Keep in mind this is still a business run by capitalists (like Daymond John) and they want to get rich off of your purchase.
Feedback
Give people more for what they pay for. I understand if you want to keep prices high to be able to mass produce more for those in need, but the company clearly can afford to give more, whether that means including more items in your order when you pay that much money, or giving double the amount to those in need when you make a purchase.