Tackling the needs of time-stretched Americans, Walmart has launched a kids’ clothing subscription box, KIDBOX. The new service caters to the increasingly busy lives of American parents, allowing people to access the wide range of brands on offer at Walmart stores in a convenient way.

Young Americans are moving home now more than ever. And while they have a growing interest in decor, house-hopping is leading many to buy cheap, disposable furniture. Affordable and sustainable furniture-subscription company Feather is providing renters with value and Insta-credentials.

Limitless shopping choices and omnipresent marketing have made it difficult to assert where one stands stylistically. LOT 2046 is a subscription-based lifestyle brand that is attempting to relieve these anxieties by minimizing the decisions people need to make about their external appearance.

Chicago-based firm Little Harvest is dedicated to plant-based baby and toddler food, helping vegan parents and caregivers match children’s diets with their own. The subscription model fits with a diversifying market for vegan foods and increased demand for time-saving services.