From Ownership to Co-creation. Brista Becomes the Infrastructure Supporting the Careers of 500,000 Working Women

Clothing rental service 'Brista' announced its April Dream vision to become an infrastructure supporting women's careers. A recent survey shows women are shifting from owning clothes to renting for specific scenes.
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Our company supports April Dream, a day to broadcast dreams on April 1st. This press release is the dream of brista Co., Ltd.

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■ Our Definition: Brista is 'an infrastructure for working women'
'Brista', a clothing rental service for adult women, aims for a society where working women are freed from the constraints of 'what to wear' and can make decisions with confidence.

The BHAG (Big Hairy Audacious Goal) we set is:
'From ownership to co-creation: A lifestyle that expands the possibilities changed by 500,000 women.'

And we define ourselves as follows:

**Brista = Infrastructure supporting the decision-making of working women**

What infrastructures like roads and electricity have in common is that
'anyone can use them without hesitation when needed, supporting daily life.'

Brista also wants to be a presence where you can access optimal clothes when needed.

Reducing hesitation in choosing clothes and creating a state where you can concentrate on your original work and judgments.

We believe that lowering the 'hurdle of clothes' at work is lowering the 'hurdle of challenge.'

What we provide is not just 'clothes,' but
'a step towards a challenge.'

We believe that the accumulation of these steps will advance each woman's career and, as a result, lead to a society where female managers naturally increase.
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■ The 'change in choosing clothes' seen from the survey of 119 people and Brista's 'role as an infrastructure'
In conjunction with 'Ladies Suit Day' on March 20, 2026, we conducted a survey of 119 working women.
(Details: https://www.brista.co/blog/10159/)

As a result, it became clear that values regarding work clothes have changed significantly.

- From 'ownership' to 'choosing according to the scene'
- Speaking, business negotiations, etc...