We heard news today that our friends at the clothing company Nau are closing shop. We’re not happy about it. From the super-efficient “Webfront” stores to the 5% donation on every purchase, Nau took its responsibility to our collective wellbeing seriously. This oldish profile from Fast Company explains Nau’s effort to build sustainability into every aspect of its business.
A letter on their blog explains the circumstances.
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Why did they go under? Simple. Overpriced goods.