Allan Jones’s first startup was Fourth and Grand, a Trunk Club-like service backed by the venture studio and accelerator, Science, out of Santa Monica. While the business didn’t work out,
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Personal styling service Trunk Club first got its start by appealing to men who don't like to shop by offering to ship hand-picked designer clothing to their homes for free. Then, customers only paid
Sitting somewhere between an e-commerce subscription service like Birchbox and a ‘personal shopper’ or stylist, Berlin-based startup Outfittery offers what it calls a curated shopping serv
Personal styling service for men, Trunk Club, has been acquired by Nordstrom for an undisclosed amount. The five-year old Chicago-based startup offers a subscription-based service that’s like h
Slangy marketing and a singular vision of weekend wear has netted Chubbies, a manufacturer and online retailer of men's shorts, a $4 million round of funding from some of the biggest names in fashion
Personal styling and retail platform <a target="_blank" href="http://www.trunkclub.com/">Trunk Club</a> is going mobile. After finding that around 40 percent of its website traffic is now coming fro
Chicago-based personal styling and retail platform for men <a href="http://www.trunkclub.com/">Trunk Club</a> has brought on former Greylock EIR and eBay VP <a href="http://www.crunchbase.com/person/r
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<img class="shot2" src="http://tctechcrunch.files.wordpress.com/2011/04/b.png" alt="" />Back <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2009/06/03/the-trunk-club-for-men-never-shop-for-clothes-again/">when we wr
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Most men hate to shop. It takes way too much time, we are out of our element, and