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Archive aims to put clothing brands in control of their secondhand sales
The company’s resale technology builds customized marketplaces for brands to incorporate a secondhand component into their businesses.
Curated wants to be the expert in your pocket when making that next big purchase
Consumers answer a few questions about the products they are looking for, and Curated will match them to a category expert who provides a list of personalized recommendations.
The downfall of adtech means the trust economy is here
I believe we are seeing the downfall of ad tech as we know it with social media boycotts and data privacy leading the charge.
Rivian debuts a pull-out kitchen for its electric pickup truck
Sometimes you need scrambled eggs. And with that thought, today at the Overland Expo in Flagstaff, AZ, Rivian announced a major accessory for its electric pickup: A camp kitchen. The unit slides out f
Cubspot finds camps and classes for your wee ones
Cubspot: come for the “EdTech SaaS marketplace” but stay for the opportunity to find camps and classes for your kids this summer. Cubspot is the brainchild of Rachael Shayne, a former bran
Review: The North Face’s Access Pack is a backpack design that fizzles
It doesn’t happen very often, but sometimes backpack designs get creative. Typically, backpacks are boring, with little variation in their shape, their materials…even their colors.
Bag Week Reviews: The North Face On Sight Backpack
Short version: The On Sight is a North Face backpack with a notebook compartment. What more do I need to say? You already know it’s well made, probably outlast you and feels great on the back.
Fancy North Face jackets with built-in iPod controls~!
<img src="http://www.crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/jacket.png" />The North Face makes good stuff, right? (I don't know, I'm a Rocawear man myself.) Well just in time for winter's icy grip
The Essential Blake Robinson Holiday Gift Guide
Certified thumbs up. It’s been a fast year for me, but a year of learning. A move across the country, major life upheavals and all sorts of things in-between. What have I learned? Well, I’