Men’s Wearhouse is Missing Out, Are You?

By on July 20, 2010 in Ideas


Ryan Moulton:

Every male in the U.S. who goes to a prom or is someone’s groomsman has likely been fitted for a tuxedo at the Men’s Wearhouse. Theoretically, the Men’s Wearhouse should have the most comprehensive database of men’s sizing information of any company. There have been a lot of weddings among my close friends this year, and I assumed that after the first fitting I’d be able to rent subsequent tuxes without going to the store in person. Amazingly, according to one of the attendants, they throw away all information about the customer after 6 months.

What could the Men’s Wearhouse being doing with all this information? Just think, if you had the world’s largest collection of men’s fitting information, what could you do? Custom tailored clothing is one option. What if Men’s Wearhouse, or an affiliated company delivered perfectly fitted clothing to your door from overseas tailors and asked you to keep and pay for what you liked and send back the rest. No one else could offer this service to so many different people.

Is your business throwing away information like this that you could be using to create new products or services?

clothing


Business Opportunities Weblog editor and publisher Dane Carlson lives in the Sierra Nevada mountains of California, just 15 miles from Yosemite National Park. He accidentally became a professional blogger in 2001. He has added 12,203 posts to the site.

Another Idea: How to Start a Buyer's Information Business


  • http://www.business-opportunities.biz Rich Whittle

    What if you had put on 10-15 pounds since that last wedding? Your cumberbund wouldn’t cumber.