Sara Foster says children's apparel is unappealing due to poor margins
Sara Foster · Bonus: A Conversation with Erin and Sara Foster on Everything Founders are Afraid to Say · More or Less Podcast · Nov 29, 2023 · at 35:40
Sara Foster, co-founder of clothing brand Favorite Daughter, explains why the brand is not interested in expanding into children's clothing.
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“I think kids, it sucks. The margin is like, you know.”
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