Budgy Smuggler sales soar after Netflix exposure - Internet Retailing

Australian swimwear brand Budgy Smuggler has reported sales soared by 50 per cent after being featured in Netflix’s hit show, Drive to Survive.
Budgy Smuggler owner, Adam Linforth, said the business has “come a long way” since its inception from a walk-in robe in a Manly apartment.

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