Welcome back to "Ecommerce On Tap," where we dive deep into the stories of e-commerce companies, their supply chains, and their growth potentials. In today's episode, we're spotlighting Knot Standard, a luxury custom menswear company known for its bespoke suits and innovative approach to tailoring.

Knot Standard employs a make-to-order model to reduce inventory risk and offers extensive customization, sourcing exquisite fabrics from prestigious mills like Loro Piana and Holland & Sherry. With a retail presence both online and in Nordstrom stores, they've cleverly navigated the tailoring landscape, contrasting their model with algorithmic-based companies like Stitch Fix.

We'll explore their transition from a direct-to-consumer business to a tech-centric strategy following their partial sale to fashion brand Billy Reid. Aaron and I will also delve into how advancements in 3D body scanning and AI are revolutionizing the industry, as well as Nathan’s personal anecdotes about custom suits and the modern business dress code shifting towards comfort.

Join us as we unravel Knot Standard's journey from its founding roots in Dubai to its current strides in New York City, all while providing insights into the broader implications for e-commerce and tech-driven customization. Plus, stay tuned for a recap of Aaron’s recent visit to the Tesla factory and the latest buzz around Keurig Dr. Pepper’s acquisition spree in the energy drink market. Let's get started!

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