Chris Bossola's guest appearances

Chris Bossola

The Glossy Podcast

Tell Me Something Good About Retail

Tom Ford

Claire Mazur

Aubrie Pagano

Jenny Fleiss

Kelly Cook

Jeff Johnson

Emily Weiss

Jennifer Lopez

Ralph Lauren

Eileen Fisher

Henry Davis

Michele Romanow

Nick Brown

Kate Spade

Vanessa Friedman

OwlTail

When Chris Bossola opened Blues Recycled Clothing in 1996, "all three TV stations came because they couldn't believe that we were selling vintage, used Levi's for $35. They thought it was crazy." Nearly 25 years later, what started with a 200 square foot store in Richmond, Virginia has become Need Supply, a retailer that makes most of its revenue online -- and sells much more than used jeans.On this week's Glossy Podcast, Bossola -- the multi-brand retailer's founder and CEO -- discusses Need Supply's plans for expansion, their acquisition of Totokaelo and why the DTC model is overrated.

When Chris Bossola opened Blues Recycled Clothing in 1996, "all three TV stations came because they couldn't believe that we were selling vintage, used Levi's for $35. They thought it was crazy." Nearly 25 years later, what started with a 200 square foot store in Richmond, Virginia has become Need Supply, a retailer that makes most of its revenue online -- and sells much more than used jeans.On this week's Glossy Podcast, Bossola -- the multi-brand retailer's founder and CEO -- discusses Need Supply's plans for expansion, their acquisition of Totokaelo and why the DTC model is overrated.

Need Supply founder and CEO Chris Bossola: a brick-and-mortar store 'has to be an experience'

Bob Phibbs interviewed Chris Bossola with Need Supply while attending ShopTalk19. Chris talked about the new Millennial luxury customer he serves, their buying habits and starting up a new retail business.

Bob Phibbs interviewed Chris Bossola with Need Supply while attending ShopTalk19. Chris talked about the new Millennial luxury customer he serves, their buying habits and starting up a new retail business.

Chris Bossola, CEO of Need Supply, On The New Luxury Millennial Customer [Episode 214]