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CycleSmith is a Dartmouth, NS-based company in the Retail sector.
ThirdLove is the third largest online intimate apparel brand behind VS and Aerie (according to NPD) and we`re expanding into more categories quickly. We`re backed by a long list of tier-1 venture capitalists, well known angel investors and celebrities. Traditionally, women were given a choice between two options when it came to their bras and underwear: Be sexy, or be comfortable. Our Cofounders thought that was outdated too — so, in 2013, we created ThirdLove — a third, better option, which doesn`t force women to choose between being sexy or comfortable. We were one of the original D2C brands and operate 100% direct-to-consumer. All design and R&D is done in-house and our extensive and complex supply chain is fully managed by our team. We have redefined marketing in what was, before us, an old-school mostly in-store $15bn category – our mission propels everything we do and say!
Blue Wax is a Toronto, ON-based company in the Retail sector.
Costume Craze is a Pleasant Grove, UT-based company in the Retail sector.
One day, years ago, Tradesy founder Tracy DiNunzio stared into the messy expanse of her closet, and realized that it was full of things she never used. She saw a once-worn wedding dress, beautiful shoes that pinched her feet, and pants that no longer fit. Suddenly, she was compelled to simplify her life. Surely, there was someone who would treasure the things she no longer wanted, but how could she find them? Where could she easily and safely sell her things to other like-minded women? Tracy set out to connect women’s closets. She worked tirelessly at her kitchen table, slept on the couch and rented her bedroom on AirBnB to finance early development. On October 24th, 2012, with a newly-formed team of just seven people, Tradesy officially launched. Today, Tradesy serves millions of the world’s coolest customers, has secured backing from iconic investors like Richard Branson and John Doerr, and has been covered by Good Morning America, The Today Show, The New York Times, TIME, USA Today, and more. We’re well on our way to changing the way people buy and sell fashion, but really, we’re just getting started.