Rakuten — Japan’s answer to Amazon with e-commerce operations and investments that stretch from digital media and e-commerce marketplaces through to social media and transport apps —
Two companies tackling a problem with online retail – finding clothing that fit when you’re not able to try items on yourself – are today announcing a merger. London-based Fits.me,
Today Estonian virtual fitting room startup Fits.me is announcing two new "innovations" that it thinks goes even further to solving the scaling problem of any try-on-before-you-buy solution, both from
There are an abundance of startups trying to solve the problem of how to "try on" clothes online, with a range of different approaches and technology. Today, <a target="_blank" href="http://www.virtus
Try-for-size-before-you buy virtual fitting room startup Fits.me has closed a €5.5M ($7.2M) Series A round. It's not all new money -- we covered the first €1.5M tranche, back in January 2012 -- bu
Here's a roundup of recent stories on <a href="http://eu.beta.techcrunch.com/">TechCrunch Europe</a>:
--- Internet publishing company <a href="http://www.populis.com/">Populis</a> is <a href="http:
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<a href="http://fits.me/">Fits.me</a>, the Estonian biorobotics and virtual fitting room company for e-commerc
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<a href="http://fits.me/">Fits.me</a>, the Estonian biorobotics and virtual fitting room company for e-commerc