I see Quince as a notable direct-to-consumer ecommerce example: it ships directly from manufacturers to consumers, and I have highlighted both its LinkedIn advertising and a simple, clean ad. My takeaway from the LinkedIn example was to know your audience. I also thought the clean ad could be a good Q4 test as winter approached; I did not report running that test or its results. This connects to my emphasis on mining social media for customer research and never stop testing ads.
On November 14, 2025, I reacted to a post about Quince with “DUDE.” The quoted post was from @ariesnotebook, who said Quince “really sell everything” and described the brand as “lowkey goated,” claiming it had 42 million monthly visitors and shipped directly from manufacturers to consumers. Those were @ariesnotebook’s claims, not figures or details I independently verified; the linked pages are not included here.
On November 15, 2025, I reacted with annoyance to an unspecified group “taking over TikTok ads too,” quoting @ariesnotebook’s comment that “These guys really sell everything man.” The capture does not identify the group or explain the linked content; this is a reaction to the platform expansion described in the post, not a separate claim about Quince’s advertising.
On August 10, 2025, I described Quince as an ecommerce fashion brand valued at $4.2 billion and noted that it ships directly from manufacturers and runs LinkedIn ads, which I called noteworthy.
On October 23, 2025, I said Quince was valued at $4.5b and shipped products directly from its manufacturers. I called an ad I had seen simple and clean, and suggested it as a Q4 test with winter coming up.
On November 13, 2025, a post described Quince as having 42 million monthly visitors and shipping directly from its manufacturers to consumers as part of its business model; it did not give the visitor figure’s source or measurement date.
On November 13, 2025, I wrote that “They were founded in 2018.” Quince is the likely referent, though I did not explicitly name it in that sentence.
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