Greycroft

Greycroft is a venture capital firm that specializes in technology start-ups, focusing primarily on the Internet and mobile sectors. With offices in New York and Los Angeles, Greycroft is strategically positioned to support entrepreneurs in these key business hubs. The firm utilizes a vast network of connections within the media and technology industries to help entrepreneurs increase visibility, establish strategic partnerships, and successfully bring their products to market. Since its inception, Greycroft has made over 200 investments totaling more than $1 billion, backing notable companies such as Acorns, App Annie, Bird, and Venmo. Additionally, Greycroft is committed to promoting diversity in the venture capital space, as evidenced by its adoption of the Diversity Term Sheet Rider.

Brentt Baltimore

Principal

Teddy Citrin

Principal and Board Partner

Stewart Easterby

Operating Partner

John Elton

Partner

Jon Goldman

Board Partner

Sharla Grass

Principal

Thabet Mahayni

Growth Investor

Alan Patricof

Chairman and Co-Founder

Dylan Pearce

Partner

Massimo Pennisi

Principal

Elaine Russell

Principal and Co-lead for Albertsons Fund

Peter Saperstone

Partner

Ali Schleider

Senior Associate

Dana Settle

Founding Partner

Ian Sigalow

Co-Founder and Managing Partner

Bryan Subijano

Investor and Principal

Will Szczerbiak

Partner

Mark Terbeek

Partner

Marcie Vu

Partner

Ellie Wheeler

Partner

Past deals in Fashion

Parade

Series A in 2021
Parade is an underwear company based in Brooklyn, New York, that specializes in designer and eco-friendly undergarments. The company creates products using 85% recycled polyamide and carbon-neutral fabrics, ensuring that all materials are Oeko-Tex certified, which guarantees they are free from harmful chemicals. Parade's offerings include breathable and stretchable cotton liners, designed to provide all-day comfort and serve as sustainable alternatives in the innerwear market.

Superkind

Seed Round in 2020
Superkind is a women-led technology company focused on developing AI-powered solutions that enhance user experiences. The company operates a scanning platform that allows users to identify clothing details by scanning images. This innovative platform helps individuals quickly find information about the products they see others wearing, significantly reducing the time spent searching for such details. Through its advanced technology, Superkind aims to streamline the process of discovering fashion items, thereby creating a more efficient and user-friendly experience in the realm of apparel identification.

Parade

Seed Round in 2019
Parade is an underwear company based in Brooklyn, New York, that specializes in designer and eco-friendly undergarments. The company creates products using 85% recycled polyamide and carbon-neutral fabrics, ensuring that all materials are Oeko-Tex certified, which guarantees they are free from harmful chemicals. Parade's offerings include breathable and stretchable cotton liners, designed to provide all-day comfort and serve as sustainable alternatives in the innerwear market.

11 Honore

Series A in 2019
11 Honore, Inc. is an online retailer based in West Hollywood, California, specializing in plus-size designer clothing for women. Founded in 2017, the company aims to provide an inclusive shopping experience by offering a wide array of apparel, including dresses, tops, sweaters, denim, pants, skirts, jumpsuits, outerwear, swimwear, sportwear, and lingerie. By focusing on size inclusivity, 11 Honore allows women to access high-quality designer fashion that celebrates their bodies and personal style. The platform features curated collections and exclusive pieces, as well as personalized fit and styling advice, ensuring that luxury clothing is available at the same prices as traditional sizes. Through its commitment to redefining the fashion landscape, 11 Honore seeks to empower women and promote a positive body image within the luxury market.

The RealReal

Series H in 2019
The RealReal operates as the largest online marketplace for authenticated, resale luxury goods, specializing in various categories such as fashion for women, men, and children, as well as jewelry, watches, home items, and art. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company boasts over 37 million members and has sold nearly 40 million items through its platform. The RealReal employs a rigorous authentication process managed by in-house experts, including gemologists and horologists, ensuring the reliability of its offerings. As a sustainable business, it promotes the circular economy by giving new life to luxury items from numerous brands. The company simplifies the selling process for consignors with services such as virtual appointments, in-home pickups, and direct shipping, while managing all aspects of the transaction, from pricing and listing to shipping and customer service. In 2023, The RealReal generated significant gross merchandise volume, capitalizing on a market previously underserved by traditional retail outlets.

Goop

Venture Round in 2019
Goop Inc. is a lifestyle brand that operates an online platform offering wellness advice, curated shopping, and lifestyle content. Founded in 2008 by Gwyneth Paltrow, Goop began as a newsletter sharing travel recommendations, health-focused recipes, and shopping finds, which has since evolved into a comprehensive lifestyle site. The platform features a selection of products including apparel, beauty items, skincare, and home goods, all sourced with an emphasis on quality and wellness. In addition to retail, Goop provides a wealth of digital content, such as beauty and makeup tips, cooking recipes, and wellness advice, along with travel information and design inspiration. By connecting its audience with expert insights and curated product offerings, Goop positions itself as a trusted resource for lifestyle enhancement.

Anine Bing

Series A in 2018
ANINE BING was launched in 2012 with headquarters in downtown Los Angeles, California. Inspired by the fusion of Scandinavian heritage and American spirit, ANINE BING offers luxurious staples, wardrobe basics, and statement pieces that are current and timeless. Creative director Anine Bing thoughtfully curates each piece in her 'see now buy now' monthly collections where she marries edgy and feminine in a soft meets hard design approach. To this date, ANINE BING is sold in more than 300 boutiques world wide. Five ANINE BING flagship stores can be found in Los Angeles, New York, Belgium, France and Spain; and this expansion will continue throughout 2016 world wide.

The RealReal

Series G in 2018
The RealReal operates as the largest online marketplace for authenticated, resale luxury goods, specializing in various categories such as fashion for women, men, and children, as well as jewelry, watches, home items, and art. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company boasts over 37 million members and has sold nearly 40 million items through its platform. The RealReal employs a rigorous authentication process managed by in-house experts, including gemologists and horologists, ensuring the reliability of its offerings. As a sustainable business, it promotes the circular economy by giving new life to luxury items from numerous brands. The company simplifies the selling process for consignors with services such as virtual appointments, in-home pickups, and direct shipping, while managing all aspects of the transaction, from pricing and listing to shipping and customer service. In 2023, The RealReal generated significant gross merchandise volume, capitalizing on a market previously underserved by traditional retail outlets.

11 Honore

Series A in 2018
11 Honore, Inc. is an online retailer based in West Hollywood, California, specializing in plus-size designer clothing for women. Founded in 2017, the company aims to provide an inclusive shopping experience by offering a wide array of apparel, including dresses, tops, sweaters, denim, pants, skirts, jumpsuits, outerwear, swimwear, sportwear, and lingerie. By focusing on size inclusivity, 11 Honore allows women to access high-quality designer fashion that celebrates their bodies and personal style. The platform features curated collections and exclusive pieces, as well as personalized fit and styling advice, ensuring that luxury clothing is available at the same prices as traditional sizes. Through its commitment to redefining the fashion landscape, 11 Honore seeks to empower women and promote a positive body image within the luxury market.

11 Honore

Seed Round in 2017
11 Honore, Inc. is an online retailer based in West Hollywood, California, specializing in plus-size designer clothing for women. Founded in 2017, the company aims to provide an inclusive shopping experience by offering a wide array of apparel, including dresses, tops, sweaters, denim, pants, skirts, jumpsuits, outerwear, swimwear, sportwear, and lingerie. By focusing on size inclusivity, 11 Honore allows women to access high-quality designer fashion that celebrates their bodies and personal style. The platform features curated collections and exclusive pieces, as well as personalized fit and styling advice, ensuring that luxury clothing is available at the same prices as traditional sizes. Through its commitment to redefining the fashion landscape, 11 Honore seeks to empower women and promote a positive body image within the luxury market.

Clique

Series C in 2017
Recently named to Fast Company’s list for the World's Most Innovative Companies in 2017, Clique is a global media, marketing, and consumer brands company. Through its brands—Who What Wear, MyDomaine, Byrdie, CollegeFashionista, and Obsessee—CMG combines the power of data science with its expert editorial team to create content and products that millennial women and Gen Z girls crave. CMG’s two key marketing offerings, CMG Studios (an in-house creative agency) and INF Network (representing 55+ top bloggers and influencers), deliver integrated and native advertising programs, all while inspiring consumers to discover and shop. In early 2016, CMG launched its first clothing, shoes, and accessories line exclusively with Target under the Who What Wear brand, and it continues to be a top performer for the mega-retailer.

Cotopaxi

Series B in 2017
Cotopaxi is an outdoor gear and apparel company based in Salt Lake City, Utah, founded in 2014. The company operates with a social mission focused on eradicating extreme poverty, linking each product to humanitarian causes in some of the world's poorest regions. For instance, the sale of a travel pack can fund one to three weeks of education for a child, while a water bottle can provide six months of clean water. Cotopaxi offers a diverse range of products, including travel packs, activewear, outerwear, and footwear, all made from responsibly sourced materials. By prioritizing sustainability and transparency, Cotopaxi enables customers to make purchases that not only meet their outdoor needs but also contribute positively to global issues.

Hollar

Series B in 2016
Hollar is an online dollar store that provides a diverse range of consumer products, including toys, apparel, electronics, beauty items, accessories, party supplies, and home essentials. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in California, the company focuses on offering affordable prices for its curated selections, which include unique gift and party collections. Hollar's e-commerce platform allows customers to conveniently purchase a variety of products online, catering to their everyday needs while maintaining cost-effectiveness.

The RealReal

Series E in 2016
The RealReal operates as the largest online marketplace for authenticated, resale luxury goods, specializing in various categories such as fashion for women, men, and children, as well as jewelry, watches, home items, and art. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company boasts over 37 million members and has sold nearly 40 million items through its platform. The RealReal employs a rigorous authentication process managed by in-house experts, including gemologists and horologists, ensuring the reliability of its offerings. As a sustainable business, it promotes the circular economy by giving new life to luxury items from numerous brands. The company simplifies the selling process for consignors with services such as virtual appointments, in-home pickups, and direct shipping, while managing all aspects of the transaction, from pricing and listing to shipping and customer service. In 2023, The RealReal generated significant gross merchandise volume, capitalizing on a market previously underserved by traditional retail outlets.

Shoes of Prey

Series B in 2015
Shoes of Prey Pty Ltd. is a global retail brand specializing in custom-made women's footwear. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Sydney, Australia, the company allows customers to design their ideal shoes, including styles such as ballet flats, stilettos, sandals, oxfords, and wedges. By offering an online platform, Shoes of Prey enables women to select various attributes like heel height, toe shape, fabric, leather, color, and embellishments, ensuring a personalized shopping experience. The company operates both online and through physical stores located in cities such as Bellevue, Newport Beach, San Francisco, Paramus, Oak Brook, Arlington, and Sydney. Over the years, Shoes of Prey has received multiple accolades, including distinctions for Online Retailer of the Year and Store Design of the Year at the World Retail Awards in 2013.

Clique

Series B in 2015
Recently named to Fast Company’s list for the World's Most Innovative Companies in 2017, Clique is a global media, marketing, and consumer brands company. Through its brands—Who What Wear, MyDomaine, Byrdie, CollegeFashionista, and Obsessee—CMG combines the power of data science with its expert editorial team to create content and products that millennial women and Gen Z girls crave. CMG’s two key marketing offerings, CMG Studios (an in-house creative agency) and INF Network (representing 55+ top bloggers and influencers), deliver integrated and native advertising programs, all while inspiring consumers to discover and shop. In early 2016, CMG launched its first clothing, shoes, and accessories line exclusively with Target under the Who What Wear brand, and it continues to be a top performer for the mega-retailer.

The RealReal

Series D in 2015
The RealReal operates as the largest online marketplace for authenticated, resale luxury goods, specializing in various categories such as fashion for women, men, and children, as well as jewelry, watches, home items, and art. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company boasts over 37 million members and has sold nearly 40 million items through its platform. The RealReal employs a rigorous authentication process managed by in-house experts, including gemologists and horologists, ensuring the reliability of its offerings. As a sustainable business, it promotes the circular economy by giving new life to luxury items from numerous brands. The company simplifies the selling process for consignors with services such as virtual appointments, in-home pickups, and direct shipping, while managing all aspects of the transaction, from pricing and listing to shipping and customer service. In 2023, The RealReal generated significant gross merchandise volume, capitalizing on a market previously underserved by traditional retail outlets.

Cotopaxi

Series A in 2015
Cotopaxi is an outdoor gear and apparel company based in Salt Lake City, Utah, founded in 2014. The company operates with a social mission focused on eradicating extreme poverty, linking each product to humanitarian causes in some of the world's poorest regions. For instance, the sale of a travel pack can fund one to three weeks of education for a child, while a water bottle can provide six months of clean water. Cotopaxi offers a diverse range of products, including travel packs, activewear, outerwear, and footwear, all made from responsibly sourced materials. By prioritizing sustainability and transparency, Cotopaxi enables customers to make purchases that not only meet their outdoor needs but also contribute positively to global issues.

Eloquii

Series A in 2014
ELOQUII offers an online plus size clothing store featuring women's plus size fashion, clothes, and accessories. The company designs trend-leading, fast fashion apparel in sizes 14-28 under its own brand. The company was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in New York, New York and Columbus, Ohio.

BaubleBar

Series B in 2014
BaubleBar Inc. is an online retailer based in New York that specializes in fashion jewelry, offering a diverse range of products including necklaces, earrings, bracelets, rings, and personalized items. Founded in 2010 by Amy Jain and Daniella Yacobovsky, the company aims to transform how women shop for jewelry by providing on-trend styles supported by strong editorial content. BaubleBar distinguishes itself through rapid market responsiveness and unique sourcing capabilities, allowing it to design and merchandise based on real-time consumer preferences. The brand emphasizes a high-touch customer experience and maintains a robust presence on social media, positioning itself as a leading player in the $22 billion fashion jewelry industry. BaubleBar has raised significant funding, including a recent $10 million in Series B financing, enabling it to expand its offerings and enhance its platform for accessible, fashionable jewelry.

Redef

Seed Round in 2014
REDEF is a company that curates information streams tailored for various industry communities, integrating elements of pop culture. Its platform focuses on a diverse range of topics, including media, technology, sports, music, movies, education, fashion, design, and health. Through newsletters and community engagement, REDEF promotes a deeper understanding of these subjects by allowing users to customize their preferred content mixes and share them with others. The aim is to create an interactive environment where curated insights foster connections among professionals and enthusiasts alike.

The RealReal

Series C in 2014
The RealReal operates as the largest online marketplace for authenticated, resale luxury goods, specializing in various categories such as fashion for women, men, and children, as well as jewelry, watches, home items, and art. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company boasts over 37 million members and has sold nearly 40 million items through its platform. The RealReal employs a rigorous authentication process managed by in-house experts, including gemologists and horologists, ensuring the reliability of its offerings. As a sustainable business, it promotes the circular economy by giving new life to luxury items from numerous brands. The company simplifies the selling process for consignors with services such as virtual appointments, in-home pickups, and direct shipping, while managing all aspects of the transaction, from pricing and listing to shipping and customer service. In 2023, The RealReal generated significant gross merchandise volume, capitalizing on a market previously underserved by traditional retail outlets.

Clique

Series A in 2014
Recently named to Fast Company’s list for the World's Most Innovative Companies in 2017, Clique is a global media, marketing, and consumer brands company. Through its brands—Who What Wear, MyDomaine, Byrdie, CollegeFashionista, and Obsessee—CMG combines the power of data science with its expert editorial team to create content and products that millennial women and Gen Z girls crave. CMG’s two key marketing offerings, CMG Studios (an in-house creative agency) and INF Network (representing 55+ top bloggers and influencers), deliver integrated and native advertising programs, all while inspiring consumers to discover and shop. In early 2016, CMG launched its first clothing, shoes, and accessories line exclusively with Target under the Who What Wear brand, and it continues to be a top performer for the mega-retailer.

The RealReal

Series B in 2013
The RealReal operates as the largest online marketplace for authenticated, resale luxury goods, specializing in various categories such as fashion for women, men, and children, as well as jewelry, watches, home items, and art. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company boasts over 37 million members and has sold nearly 40 million items through its platform. The RealReal employs a rigorous authentication process managed by in-house experts, including gemologists and horologists, ensuring the reliability of its offerings. As a sustainable business, it promotes the circular economy by giving new life to luxury items from numerous brands. The company simplifies the selling process for consignors with services such as virtual appointments, in-home pickups, and direct shipping, while managing all aspects of the transaction, from pricing and listing to shipping and customer service. In 2023, The RealReal generated significant gross merchandise volume, capitalizing on a market previously underserved by traditional retail outlets.

The RealReal

Series A in 2012
The RealReal operates as the largest online marketplace for authenticated, resale luxury goods, specializing in various categories such as fashion for women, men, and children, as well as jewelry, watches, home items, and art. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company boasts over 37 million members and has sold nearly 40 million items through its platform. The RealReal employs a rigorous authentication process managed by in-house experts, including gemologists and horologists, ensuring the reliability of its offerings. As a sustainable business, it promotes the circular economy by giving new life to luxury items from numerous brands. The company simplifies the selling process for consignors with services such as virtual appointments, in-home pickups, and direct shipping, while managing all aspects of the transaction, from pricing and listing to shipping and customer service. In 2023, The RealReal generated significant gross merchandise volume, capitalizing on a market previously underserved by traditional retail outlets.

BaubleBar

Series A in 2012
BaubleBar Inc. is an online retailer based in New York that specializes in fashion jewelry, offering a diverse range of products including necklaces, earrings, bracelets, rings, and personalized items. Founded in 2010 by Amy Jain and Daniella Yacobovsky, the company aims to transform how women shop for jewelry by providing on-trend styles supported by strong editorial content. BaubleBar distinguishes itself through rapid market responsiveness and unique sourcing capabilities, allowing it to design and merchandise based on real-time consumer preferences. The brand emphasizes a high-touch customer experience and maintains a robust presence on social media, positioning itself as a leading player in the $22 billion fashion jewelry industry. BaubleBar has raised significant funding, including a recent $10 million in Series B financing, enabling it to expand its offerings and enhance its platform for accessible, fashionable jewelry.

Clique

Seed Round in 2012
Recently named to Fast Company’s list for the World's Most Innovative Companies in 2017, Clique is a global media, marketing, and consumer brands company. Through its brands—Who What Wear, MyDomaine, Byrdie, CollegeFashionista, and Obsessee—CMG combines the power of data science with its expert editorial team to create content and products that millennial women and Gen Z girls crave. CMG’s two key marketing offerings, CMG Studios (an in-house creative agency) and INF Network (representing 55+ top bloggers and influencers), deliver integrated and native advertising programs, all while inspiring consumers to discover and shop. In early 2016, CMG launched its first clothing, shoes, and accessories line exclusively with Target under the Who What Wear brand, and it continues to be a top performer for the mega-retailer.

HipSwap

Venture Round in 2012
HipSwap is a mobile and web market place, offering antiques and art; apparel and accessories for babies, kids, women, and men; bikes; cars and trucks; collectibles; computers and electronics; furniture; home decor and accents; household products; jewelry; accessories; shoes for men and women; women’s bags; music, DVDs, and books; musical instruments; pets; sports equipment; and other products. It allows its users to shop over 4 million fashion items from over 50 marketplaces with one simple search. It also enables a person, merchant, stylist, artist, or designer to sell products to friends, customers, fans, or neighbors; and allows buyers to purchase items using PayPal or credit cards. HipSwap was founded by [Rob Kramer](https://www.crunchbase.com/person/rob-kramer-5) and is based in Los Angeles, C.A.

TrunkClub

Series A in 2011
Trunk Club is a personalized clothing service for men, offering designer clothing to customers without any of the hassles of shopping in stores or online. Guys share details about their style, fit and size preferences, and the company ships them a handpicked selection of clothes. Customers keep only what they want and send the rest back with a pre-paid shipping label. All shipping is free and there are no fees for the service. Visit www.trunkclub.com to sign up and get started. The company is headquartered out of Chicago and led by CEO Brian Spaly. Prior to Trunk Club, Brian founded men's online retailer Bonobos while a student at Stanford Business School. Trunk Club has been featured on NBC's Today Show, the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and more.
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