Wantable growth playbook

Write the three pages in plain language: shipping speeds and costs, how a shop return or exchange works and how long the refund takes, how shop orders differ from Edit returns, what the styling fee and the temporary authorization are and when they are released, and how to reach a person. Link them from checkout, order emails and the help center, and mark the FAQ up so search engines and assistants can quote it.

Clear policies remove the last doubt before a first purchase and head off the support tickets, chargebacks and one-star reviews that start with "I was charged".

[ ] Shipping: speeds, costs, $150 threshold, carriers
[ ] Returns: shop vs Edit, window, label, refund timing
[ ] Exchanges: how and how fast
[ ] Styling fee: when credited or refunded
[ ] Temporary card authorization: amount and release
[ ] How to reach a person, with hours
[ ] Links from checkout and order emails
[ ] FAQ structured data

• Policy differs between shop and Edits

  Say so in one table instead of hiding it.

• Pages go stale

  Name one owner and review each quarter.

• Your websiteShop footer links (checked October 20, 2026): "FAQs", "Shipping" and "Returns" open shop.wantable.com pages that show only their heading; the Shipping page body is two empty paragraphs, and the store's page feed lists all three with no text. The homepage promises "Free Express Shipping over $150+", "Free Returns and Exchanges" and free gifts above $100 and $150.Source
• TrustpilotWantable on Trustpilot: TrustScore 3.7 from 2,181 reviews, 87 of them in the last 12 months. Recent complaints: charges after returns or for items customers say they never received, slow or automated support, stylists ignoring size, color or "no sweaters" preferences, trouble cancelling or getting the styling fee refunded, and confusion over a $200 temporary card authorization. The company replies to most negative reviews.Source
• Your websitePersonal styling landing page on the shop: "$20 Styling Fee | Credited back when you keep 1+ item(s)"; "Wantable customers save an average of 2.5 hours"; "4.7 avg rating", "100+ premium clothing brands", "Free Shipping & Returns". The same page says both "4.5+ million boxes styled" and "5M+ boxes styled".Source
• Your websiteCustomer care on the shop: email and phone, Monday to Friday 7am-9pm PST and weekends 9am-6pm PST; "Track Your Order" requires logging in.Source

Show a still image for each gallery video and load the video only when tapped (or when it scrolls into view), use smaller versions, and cap the gallery at a few items with a "see more" link.

A lighter page keeps paid-social visitors on slow connections and leaves room for other apps.

• Fewer gallery views

  Track taps; keep the best video above the fold as a still.

• Google PageSpeedShop homepage: real visitors pass Core Web Vitals (LCP 1.9s, INP 162 ms, CLS 0.02 at the 75th percentile). In Google's mobile lab test the page downloads 51.6 MB in 583 requests (score 35, LCP 19.8s); 39.3 MB of that is ten full-size Instagram videos from the customer photo gallery, fetched whether or not the shopper scrolls to them.Source
• Your websiteShop pages in the sitemap include "cozytober-2026", "holiday-bundles", "gift-guide", "shop-the-look", "instagram-gallery", "brands-we-love", a Milwaukee creator's picks page and brand pages for Interval, Herizon and 78 Sunny; the homepage invites shoppers to tag #Wantable to be featured.Source

Check the Cloudflare logs for the named AI crawlers and the user-triggered fetchers (ChatGPT-User and similar), allow verified bots and those agents past the challenge on public pages, keep the challenge on accounts and checkout, and test the top questions in each assistant monthly.

Shoppers increasingly ask assistants before trying a styling service; making the official pages readable puts Wantable's own answers ahead of third-party reviews.

• More bot traffic

  Allow only verified and named agents.

• Your websitewantable.com's robots.txt welcomes AI crawlers by name (GPTBot, ChatGPT-User, OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended, Applebot-Extended and others: "Allow: /"), and llms.txt says "Public content is available for inference/QA use", listing How It Works, Pricing, FAQ and the Help Center. But a plain request to www.wantable.com, try.wantable.com, blog.wantable.com or support.wantable.com returns HTTP 403 with a "Just a moment..." browser challenge (October 20, 2026); only shop.wantable.com answered. Real visitors to wantable.com pass Core Web Vitals (LCP 2.0s, INP 178 ms, CLS 0.06).Source
• Your websitellms.txt: membership-based try-before-you-buy Edits (Style, Active, Sleep & Body, Men's Active), limited-time themed Edits on try.wantable.com, a direct-purchase storefront at shop.wantable.com, and the loyalty program "MyWantable Rewards" (announced September 2025). The shop homepage and header do not mention the rewards program.Source
• TrustpilotWantable on Trustpilot: TrustScore 3.7 from 2,181 reviews, 87 of them in the last 12 months. Recent complaints: charges after returns or for items customers say they never received, slow or automated support, stylists ignoring size, color or "no sweaters" preferences, trouble cancelling or getting the styling fee refunded, and confusion over a $200 temporary card authorization. The company replies to most negative reviews.Source

Pick the current figure, say where the 4.7 rating comes from (for example, item ratings in the app), and use the same numbers across the shop, ads and llms.txt.

Specific, consistent proof reads as honest, especially for a subscription people worry about.

• Lower-looking number

  Precise beats round.

• Your websitePersonal styling landing page on the shop: "$20 Styling Fee | Credited back when you keep 1+ item(s)"; "Wantable customers save an average of 2.5 hours"; "4.7 avg rating", "100+ premium clothing brands", "Free Shipping & Returns". The same page says both "4.5+ million boxes styled" and "5M+ boxes styled".Source
• TrustpilotWantable on Trustpilot: TrustScore 3.7 from 2,181 reviews, 87 of them in the last 12 months. Recent complaints: charges after returns or for items customers say they never received, slow or automated support, stylists ignoring size, color or "no sweaters" preferences, trouble cancelling or getting the styling fee refunded, and confusion over a $200 temporary card authorization. The company replies to most negative reviews.Source

Hide fully sold-out products from collections and search, offer "notify me" for items coming back, redirect long-gone products to the closest current style, and let stylists pull the waitlist into Edits.

Every visit should end on something a shopper can buy, and the waitlist shows demand for reorders.

• Losing search visibility

  Redirect rather than delete.

• Your catalogueShop catalogue (public product feed, October 20, 2026): 2,685 products; top brands SEAS (610), Interval (234), Liverpool (178), Thread & Supply (132), Herizon (104), Mica Denim (83), Bobeau (64), Wantable (64) and Z Supply (63), plus W. by Wantable (22); 451 products (17%) are sold out in every size but still published, some since 2022; 1,071 are on sale; median price $64 (range $20 to $228); 471 are plus-size items, and the Women's Plus page covers sizes 14-24.Source
• Your websiteShop product pages: the Product structured data has no rating or review count, although Stamped reviews load on the page and the homepage quotes customer reviews; the header "Get Styled" link goes to www.wantable.com; the footer Size Chart, Blog, Careers, Affiliate, Privacy and Terms links go to blog.wantable.com; the homepage share image uses an http:// address.Source

Have the reviews app (or theme) add rating and review count to each product's structured data, check it in Google's test, and watch click-through.

Stars in search results lift clicks, and the reviews already exist.

• Duplicate markup

  One source for ratings.

• Your websiteShop product pages: the Product structured data has no rating or review count, although Stamped reviews load on the page and the homepage quotes customer reviews; the header "Get Styled" link goes to www.wantable.com; the footer Size Chart, Blog, Careers, Affiliate, Privacy and Terms links go to blog.wantable.com; the homepage share image uses an http:// address.Source
• Google PageSpeedShop homepage: real visitors pass Core Web Vitals (LCP 1.9s, INP 162 ms, CLS 0.02 at the 75th percentile). In Google's mobile lab test the page downloads 51.6 MB in 583 requests (score 35, LCP 19.8s); 39.3 MB of that is ten full-size Instagram videos from the customer photo gallery, fetched whether or not the shopper scrolls to them.Source

Add a button on shop product pages that sends the item to the shopper's Stream or next Edit (or starts the style quiz with it pre-selected), and show Edit members their stylist's note on items.

It turns browsing into Edit requests, uses the try-at-home model to reduce fit worries, and gives stylists clear signals.

• Cannibalizing shop sales

  Track total revenue per visitor.

• Your websitePersonal styling landing page on the shop: "$20 Styling Fee | Credited back when you keep 1+ item(s)"; "Wantable customers save an average of 2.5 hours"; "4.7 avg rating", "100+ premium clothing brands", "Free Shipping & Returns". The same page says both "4.5+ million boxes styled" and "5M+ boxes styled".Source
• Your websitellms.txt: membership-based try-before-you-buy Edits (Style, Active, Sleep & Body, Men's Active), limited-time themed Edits on try.wantable.com, a direct-purchase storefront at shop.wantable.com, and the loyalty program "MyWantable Rewards" (announced September 2025). The shop homepage and header do not mention the rewards program.Source
• Your websiteShop product pages: the Product structured data has no rating or review count, although Stamped reviews load on the page and the homepage quotes customer reviews; the header "Get Styled" link goes to www.wantable.com; the footer Size Chart, Blog, Careers, Affiliate, Privacy and Terms links go to blog.wantable.com; the homepage share image uses an http:// address.Source

Summarize return reasons per product into a fit note ("runs small, size up", "short in the body") on the shop page and in the stylist tool, and flag items with high fit returns to buyers.

Better fit information lifts keep rates, cuts returns and answers a common complaint.

• Small samples

  Show notes only above a minimum.

• My Subscription AddictionFirst Impressions review of the Style Edit (March 2025): seven items to try at home for a week (one three-day extension), keep five for 20% off the order, the Stream feature to favourite items for the stylist; the reviewer kept one item, found several tops "too short and tight through the midsection" and the jeans ran small; reader rating 2.5 from 14 ratings.Source
• TrustpilotWantable on Trustpilot: TrustScore 3.7 from 2,181 reviews, 87 of them in the last 12 months. Recent complaints: charges after returns or for items customers say they never received, slow or automated support, stylists ignoring size, color or "no sweaters" preferences, trouble cancelling or getting the styling fee refunded, and confusion over a $200 temporary card authorization. The company replies to most negative reviews.Source
• Your catalogueShop catalogue (public product feed, October 20, 2026): 2,685 products; top brands SEAS (610), Interval (234), Liverpool (178), Thread & Supply (132), Herizon (104), Mica Denim (83), Bobeau (64), Wantable (64) and Z Supply (63), plus W. by Wantable (22); 451 products (17%) are sold out in every size but still published, some since 2022; 1,071 are on sale; median price $64 (range $20 to $228); 471 are plus-size items, and the Women's Plus page covers sizes 14-24.Source

Make hard "never send" preferences (category, color, size) a rule the stylist tool enforces, show customers their list, and refund the styling fee automatically when an Edit breaks it.

Trust that preferences are respected is what keeps a styling subscription going.

• Fewer options for stylists

  Only hard rules, not soft likes.

• TrustpilotWantable on Trustpilot: TrustScore 3.7 from 2,181 reviews, 87 of them in the last 12 months. Recent complaints: charges after returns or for items customers say they never received, slow or automated support, stylists ignoring size, color or "no sweaters" preferences, trouble cancelling or getting the styling fee refunded, and confusion over a $200 temporary card authorization. The company replies to most negative reviews.Source
• My Subscription AddictionFirst Impressions review of the Style Edit (March 2025): seven items to try at home for a week (one three-day extension), keep five for 20% off the order, the Stream feature to favourite items for the stylist; the reviewer kept one item, found several tops "too short and tight through the midsection" and the jeans ran small; reader rating 2.5 from 14 ratings.Source

Explain the hold at signup and checkout, send an email when it is placed and when it is released, and add it to the FAQ (idea 1).

Saying it first turns a scary bank alert into an expected step.

• Fewer signups

  Clear wording usually reassures.

• #1 Fill in the blank Shipping, Returns and FAQ pages before a shopper checks them

• TrustpilotWantable on Trustpilot: TrustScore 3.7 from 2,181 reviews, 87 of them in the last 12 months. Recent complaints: charges after returns or for items customers say they never received, slow or automated support, stylists ignoring size, color or "no sweaters" preferences, trouble cancelling or getting the styling fee refunded, and confusion over a $200 temporary card authorization. The company replies to most negative reviews.Source
• Your websiteShop footer links (checked October 20, 2026): "FAQs", "Shipping" and "Returns" open shop.wantable.com pages that show only their heading; the Shipping page body is two empty paragraphs, and the store's page feed lists all three with no text. The homepage promises "Free Express Shipping over $150+", "Free Returns and Exchanges" and free gifts above $100 and $150.Source

Build a plus-size Edit page with real customer stories, stylist picks and fit promises, and run a campaign with plus-size creators.

A focused promise wins a loyal, underserved audience.

• Limited stock in plus

  Grow buys with demand.

• Your catalogueShop catalogue (public product feed, October 20, 2026): 2,685 products; top brands SEAS (610), Interval (234), Liverpool (178), Thread & Supply (132), Herizon (104), Mica Denim (83), Bobeau (64), Wantable (64) and Z Supply (63), plus W. by Wantable (22); 451 products (17%) are sold out in every size but still published, some since 2022; 1,071 are on sale; median price $64 (range $20 to $228); 471 are plus-size items, and the Women's Plus page covers sizes 14-24.Source
• Your websitePersonal styling landing page on the shop: "$20 Styling Fee | Credited back when you keep 1+ item(s)"; "Wantable customers save an average of 2.5 hours"; "4.7 avg rating", "100+ premium clothing brands", "Free Shipping & Returns". The same page says both "4.5+ million boxes styled" and "5M+ boxes styled".Source
• Your websiteShop pages in the sitemap include "cozytober-2026", "holiday-bundles", "gift-guide", "shop-the-look", "instagram-gallery", "brands-we-love", a Milwaukee creator's picks page and brand pages for Interval, Herizon and 78 Sunny; the homepage invites shoppers to tag #Wantable to be featured.Source

Clip each item's try-on from the stream, add it to the product page (loaded on tap) and to TikTok and Reels, and link back to the product.

Try-on video answers fit questions and gives each stream a long tail.

• Page weight

  Load clips only on tap.

• BizTimesBizTimes (March 2025): Wantable is expanding its Walker's Point headquarters in Milwaukee for Wantable Digital, its creative unit for photography, copywriting and advertising, which the CEO hopes will serve other online retailers; Wantable streams live fashion shows on its sites and social media and planned to go from twice a week to daily; about 100 staff at headquarters, 150 at the Milwaukee distribution center, 30 in Los Angeles and 30 in the Philippines.Source
• My Subscription AddictionFirst Impressions review of the Style Edit (March 2025): seven items to try at home for a week (one three-day extension), keep five for 20% off the order, the Stream feature to favourite items for the stylist; the reviewer kept one item, found several tops "too short and tight through the midsection" and the jeans ran small; reader rating 2.5 from 14 ratings.Source
• Google PageSpeedShop homepage: real visitors pass Core Web Vitals (LCP 1.9s, INP 162 ms, CLS 0.02 at the 75th percentile). In Google's mobile lab test the page downloads 51.6 MB in 583 requests (score 35, LCP 19.8s); 39.3 MB of that is ten full-size Instagram videos from the customer photo gallery, fetched whether or not the shopper scrolls to them.Source

Ask customers who keep items or rate their Edit highly to review on Trustpilot, keep replying to every negative review with a fix, and show recent reviews on the styling page.

A fresh, honest review base helps first-time customers trust the service.

• Only inviting happy customers

  Invite all keepers, not just top ratings.

• TrustpilotWantable on Trustpilot: TrustScore 3.7 from 2,181 reviews, 87 of them in the last 12 months. Recent complaints: charges after returns or for items customers say they never received, slow or automated support, stylists ignoring size, color or "no sweaters" preferences, trouble cancelling or getting the styling fee refunded, and confusion over a $200 temporary card authorization. The company replies to most negative reviews.Source
• Your websitePersonal styling landing page on the shop: "$20 Styling Fee | Credited back when you keep 1+ item(s)"; "Wantable customers save an average of 2.5 hours"; "4.7 avg rating", "100+ premium clothing brands", "Free Shipping & Returns". The same page says both "4.5+ million boxes styled" and "5M+ boxes styled".Source

Add the rewards balance to the shop header and product pages, explain the program in a short page, and email shop-only buyers about it.

Visible rewards bring buyers back and link the shop to the Edits.

• Points cost margin

  Set earn rates carefully.

• Your websitellms.txt: membership-based try-before-you-buy Edits (Style, Active, Sleep & Body, Men's Active), limited-time themed Edits on try.wantable.com, a direct-purchase storefront at shop.wantable.com, and the loyalty program "MyWantable Rewards" (announced September 2025). The shop homepage and header do not mention the rewards program.Source
• Your websitePersonal styling landing page on the shop: "$20 Styling Fee | Credited back when you keep 1+ item(s)"; "Wantable customers save an average of 2.5 hours"; "4.7 avg rating", "100+ premium clothing brands", "Free Shipping & Returns". The same page says both "4.5+ million boxes styled" and "5M+ boxes styled".Source

Use keep and return data to brief a small capsule of own-label basics each season (the fits with the best keep rates), and test them in Edits first.

Own-label items with proven fit carry better margins and fewer returns.

• Inventory risk

  Small first runs.

• Your catalogueShop catalogue (public product feed, October 20, 2026): 2,685 products; top brands SEAS (610), Interval (234), Liverpool (178), Thread & Supply (132), Herizon (104), Mica Denim (83), Bobeau (64), Wantable (64) and Z Supply (63), plus W. by Wantable (22); 451 products (17%) are sold out in every size but still published, some since 2022; 1,071 are on sale; median price $64 (range $20 to $228); 471 are plus-size items, and the Women's Plus page covers sizes 14-24.Source
• Your websitePersonal styling landing page on the shop: "$20 Styling Fee | Credited back when you keep 1+ item(s)"; "Wantable customers save an average of 2.5 hours"; "4.7 avg rating", "100+ premium clothing brands", "Free Shipping & Returns". The same page says both "4.5+ million boxes styled" and "5M+ boxes styled".Source
• My Subscription AddictionFirst Impressions review of the Style Edit (March 2025): seven items to try at home for a week (one three-day extension), keep five for 20% off the order, the Stream feature to favourite items for the stylist; the reviewer kept one item, found several tops "too short and tight through the midsection" and the jeans ran small; reader rating 2.5 from 14 ratings.Source

Test a men's casual Edit with a short quiz, and a "for him" gift Edit around the holidays.

A second men's offer widens the audience with the same stylist model.

• Low demand

  Pilot before buying deep.

• Your websitellms.txt: membership-based try-before-you-buy Edits (Style, Active, Sleep & Body, Men's Active), limited-time themed Edits on try.wantable.com, a direct-purchase storefront at shop.wantable.com, and the loyalty program "MyWantable Rewards" (announced September 2025). The shop homepage and header do not mention the rewards program.Source
• Your catalogueShop catalogue (public product feed, October 20, 2026): 2,685 products; top brands SEAS (610), Interval (234), Liverpool (178), Thread & Supply (132), Herizon (104), Mica Denim (83), Bobeau (64), Wantable (64) and Z Supply (63), plus W. by Wantable (22); 451 products (17%) are sold out in every size but still published, some since 2022; 1,071 are on sale; median price $64 (range $20 to $228); 471 are plus-size items, and the Women's Plus page covers sizes 14-24.Source

Package fixed-price services (product photography per item, on-model shoots, product copy, ad creative), publish a portfolio and pricing page, and start with brands Wantable already stocks.

It turns a cost center into revenue and deepens ties with the brands in the shop.

• Capacity for own work

  Book outside work in quieter months.

• BizTimesBizTimes (March 2025): Wantable is expanding its Walker's Point headquarters in Milwaukee for Wantable Digital, its creative unit for photography, copywriting and advertising, which the CEO hopes will serve other online retailers; Wantable streams live fashion shows on its sites and social media and planned to go from twice a week to daily; about 100 staff at headquarters, 150 at the Milwaukee distribution center, 30 in Los Angeles and 30 in the Philippines.Source
• Your catalogueShop catalogue (public product feed, October 20, 2026): 2,685 products; top brands SEAS (610), Interval (234), Liverpool (178), Thread & Supply (132), Herizon (104), Mica Denim (83), Bobeau (64), Wantable (64) and Z Supply (63), plus W. by Wantable (22); 451 products (17%) are sold out in every size but still published, some since 2022; 1,071 are on sale; median price $64 (range $20 to $228); 471 are plus-size items, and the Women's Plus page covers sizes 14-24.Source

Publish an annual report: most-kept fits, colors and brands, what gets returned and why, by region and size, with press and creator launches.

Original data earns press, links and AI citations, and positions Wantable as the fit expert.

• Data privacy

  Aggregate only.

• Your websitePersonal styling landing page on the shop: "$20 Styling Fee | Credited back when you keep 1+ item(s)"; "Wantable customers save an average of 2.5 hours"; "4.7 avg rating", "100+ premium clothing brands", "Free Shipping & Returns". The same page says both "4.5+ million boxes styled" and "5M+ boxes styled".Source
• My Subscription AddictionFirst Impressions review of the Style Edit (March 2025): seven items to try at home for a week (one three-day extension), keep five for 20% off the order, the Stream feature to favourite items for the stylist; the reviewer kept one item, found several tops "too short and tight through the midsection" and the jeans ran small; reader rating 2.5 from 14 ratings.Source
• Your catalogueShop catalogue (public product feed, October 20, 2026): 2,685 products; top brands SEAS (610), Interval (234), Liverpool (178), Thread & Supply (132), Herizon (104), Mica Denim (83), Bobeau (64), Wantable (64) and Z Supply (63), plus W. by Wantable (22); 451 products (17%) are sold out in every size but still published, some since 2022; 1,071 are on sale; median price $64 (range $20 to $228); 471 are plus-size items, and the Women's Plus page covers sizes 14-24.Source

Sell a gift Edit card: the giver pays, the recipient takes the quiz and picks a date, and anything not kept becomes credit. Promote for holidays, birthdays and new mothers.

Gift buyers bring new members at no acquisition cost.

• Unredeemed cards

  Reminders and expiry rules within the law.

• Your websitellms.txt: membership-based try-before-you-buy Edits (Style, Active, Sleep & Body, Men's Active), limited-time themed Edits on try.wantable.com, a direct-purchase storefront at shop.wantable.com, and the loyalty program "MyWantable Rewards" (announced September 2025). The shop homepage and header do not mention the rewards program.Source
• Your websiteShop pages in the sitemap include "cozytober-2026", "holiday-bundles", "gift-guide", "shop-the-look", "instagram-gallery", "brands-we-love", a Milwaukee creator's picks page and brand pages for Interval, Herizon and 78 Sunny; the homepage invites shoppers to tag #Wantable to be featured.Source
• Your websitePersonal styling landing page on the shop: "$20 Styling Fee | Credited back when you keep 1+ item(s)"; "Wantable customers save an average of 2.5 hours"; "4.7 avg rating", "100+ premium clothing brands", "Free Shipping & Returns". The same page says both "4.5+ million boxes styled" and "5M+ boxes styled".Source

Each month, a creator or customer curates a capsule, films a try-on, and offers it as a themed Edit and a shop collection.

Guest curators bring their own audience and make the shop feel personal.

• Off-brand picks

  Stylist approves each capsule.

• Your websiteShop pages in the sitemap include "cozytober-2026", "holiday-bundles", "gift-guide", "shop-the-look", "instagram-gallery", "brands-we-love", a Milwaukee creator's picks page and brand pages for Interval, Herizon and 78 Sunny; the homepage invites shoppers to tag #Wantable to be featured.Source
• BizTimesBizTimes (March 2025): Wantable is expanding its Walker's Point headquarters in Milwaukee for Wantable Digital, its creative unit for photography, copywriting and advertising, which the CEO hopes will serve other online retailers; Wantable streams live fashion shows on its sites and social media and planned to go from twice a week to daily; about 100 staff at headquarters, 150 at the Milwaukee distribution center, 30 in Los Angeles and 30 in the Philippines.Source

Show each brand's size chart in a pop-up on the product page, with the fit note from idea 8 and a "find my size" helper.

Size help where the choice happens lifts conversion and cuts returns.

• Inconsistent brand sizing

  Show per-brand charts.

• #8 Fit notes from Edit returns on every product page

• Your websiteShop product pages: the Product structured data has no rating or review count, although Stamped reviews load on the page and the homepage quotes customer reviews; the header "Get Styled" link goes to www.wantable.com; the footer Size Chart, Blog, Careers, Affiliate, Privacy and Terms links go to blog.wantable.com; the homepage share image uses an http:// address.Source
• My Subscription AddictionFirst Impressions review of the Style Edit (March 2025): seven items to try at home for a week (one three-day extension), keep five for 20% off the order, the Stream feature to favourite items for the stylist; the reviewer kept one item, found several tops "too short and tight through the midsection" and the jeans ran small; reader rating 2.5 from 14 ratings.Source
• Your catalogueShop catalogue (public product feed, October 20, 2026): 2,685 products; top brands SEAS (610), Interval (234), Liverpool (178), Thread & Supply (132), Herizon (104), Mica Denim (83), Bobeau (64), Wantable (64) and Z Supply (63), plus W. by Wantable (22); 451 products (17%) are sold out in every size but still published, some since 2022; 1,071 are on sale; median price $64 (range $20 to $228); 471 are plus-size items, and the Women's Plus page covers sizes 14-24.Source

Send activewear buyers a "rest day" Sleep & Body Edit offer in cold months, with a bundle discount when both Edits are active.

A second Edit per member raises lifetime value with the same stylist.

• Discount habits

  Only for two active Edits.

• Your websitellms.txt: membership-based try-before-you-buy Edits (Style, Active, Sleep & Body, Men's Active), limited-time themed Edits on try.wantable.com, a direct-purchase storefront at shop.wantable.com, and the loyalty program "MyWantable Rewards" (announced September 2025). The shop homepage and header do not mention the rewards program.Source
• Your websiteShop pages in the sitemap include "cozytober-2026", "holiday-bundles", "gift-guide", "shop-the-look", "instagram-gallery", "brands-we-love", a Milwaukee creator's picks page and brand pages for Interval, Herizon and 78 Sunny; the homepage invites shoppers to tag #Wantable to be featured.Source
• Your catalogueShop catalogue (public product feed, October 20, 2026): 2,685 products; top brands SEAS (610), Interval (234), Liverpool (178), Thread & Supply (132), Herizon (104), Mica Denim (83), Bobeau (64), Wantable (64) and Z Supply (63), plus W. by Wantable (22); 451 products (17%) are sold out in every size but still published, some since 2022; 1,071 are on sale; median price $64 (range $20 to $228); 471 are plus-size items, and the Women's Plus page covers sizes 14-24.Source