Rent the Runway adds less expensive option
Oct 16, 2017
Rent the Runway adds less expensive option to its fashion subscription service
NEW YORK — Rent the Runway is adding a less expensive option for its fashion rental service.
The company, founded in 2009, said Monday that will offer a service called RTR Update, which will cost $89 per month and will include four fashion pieces delivered from more than 200 top brands, including Milly and Tory Burch.
RTR Unlimited customers get access to more than 500 top designer brands including Derek Lam and Proenza Schouler. They can rent four items at a time and exchange and choose new items as many times as they like. But the price for that service will increase to $159 per month for new members, up from $139. Existing RTR Unlimited members get to keep the original price.
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