It also introduced a 'buy-one-get-one' model and the ability to donate a pair at checkout for U.S. customers, amid coronavirus pandemic.
It also introduced a "buy-one-get-one" model and the ability to donate a pair at checkout for U.S. customers, amid coronavirus pandemic.Author:Ana ColónPublish date:Mar 25, 2020Allbirds is the latest brand to announce efforts to give back to healthcare workers fighting Covid-19 and treating patients with the coronavirus across the U.S.
The response was so strong that, a few hours later, it shared an update: The brand's system was overwhelmed by the amount of e-mails it received, but it was working to fix it and get back to anyone who reached out.
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