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Why only diapers by delivery? Why not new, packaged socks and underwear delivered directly to your home? What's nicer than the first time you wear a new pair of nice socks? Now you can have that feeling every day.
You communnicate your size / brand / style preferences to the service, and the van
comes around once a week, month, whatever, bringing you and yours a fresh supply of clean, new underthings and picking up your worn supply. Putting on a couple of pounds over the holidays? Simply update your preferences.
This is obviously be a luxury service, as clothing is of course meant to be worn many more times than one.
The service is geared toward an upscale market, one unconcerned with wasteful consumption. However, think of the benefit to the industries that manufacture these goods, and the jobs created for delivery people, stock managers, et al.
The used items could then be laundered and sent to the needy or burned as fuel or what have you.
InYourPants.com
http://web.archive....ww.inyourpants.com/ Baked, baked, baked, baked, baked... [sirrobin, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]
Subscription Underwear.
http://www.victoriassecret.com/ Well, mail order, anyway. [Cedar Park, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]
Worldwide sock subscription service
http://sockrush.com/ 4 pairs of short/long black socks every 1/2/3 months, $18.99 per delivery. [jutta, Jul 04 2007]
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Make the socks and underwear out of soft but durable paper and they'll be disposable. And it doesn't have to be a luxury service-- just have WebVan carry them. |
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This is nowhere near as exciting as the title led me to imagine it would be. |
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I agree with Angel -- I thought this would be more like a service that sends you a monthly stipend of the latest fashions in under garments. |
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I would have put that idea, if I'd had it, under "Fashion." My idea was just for rich people who are too lazy to shop, or perhaps shut-ins / agoraphobics. In New York City, many of us have *everything* delivered... |
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Ooh, [snarfyguy], [PeterSealy]'s in NYC, do you get *him* delivered? |
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along the lines of [ejs] idea of paper underwear all the major underwear companies could start making paper underwear avaliable only over the net. You pay by credit card, insert the paper of you choice into the printer and print off fresh undergarments templates, you then slot/glue/sellotape them together and away you go. Of course this could lead to black market photo-copies flooding the markets but it would mean that you get the nice warm, fresh photocopier feeling. |
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how about Prescription Underwear? |
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conscription underwear (only available in khaki) |
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I would like a subscription to Madonna's underwear, please. |
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"Tired of getting your underwear off line? Get them online with us"!!!! |
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I think that is a hopeless idea gone very awry. |
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could you send people that you hate (or that you are stalking) underwear? |
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Why would you send underwear to someone you hate? |
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I'm not sure I like the idea, as broached on Seinfeld, of my boys being where someone else's boys have been, especially some I don't even know. A tad creepy. |
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The used underwear subscription is for your enemies. The original idea calls for daily new underthings for the subscriber. |
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And just think of the marketing opportunities... Logos for major products, teams, etc... Sort of "ad-wear" versus "ad-ware". Maybe you want to send your alma-mater logo undies to the coach of the rival football team and have it delivered to the locker room by courier... |
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Thank you, [Dustoff] for dusting off this fine idea. I would sign up in a jiffy. Very comforting to get a clean pair of undies in the mail every day I should think. And maybe a fresh baked cookie. Well, maybe not... + |
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I want a fresh baked cookie delivered every day. I'd just
prefer it didn't come from the underwear truck. |
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The used socks could go to salvation army for some sizable tax breaks to the company... |
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And then the company could sell the used underwear in japanese vending machines to turn another profit! |
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