Curtsy is an app that lets women buy and sell clothing, shoes, and accessories from their phones. Curtsy doesn't hold inventory; all orders ship directly from sellers to buyers.
Curtsy is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2016 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Curtsy is a sustainable clothing resale app. The founders listed are David Oates (Founder/CEO), Eli Allen (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, April 27, 2016).
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Curtsy is an app that lets women buy and sell clothing, shoes, and accessories from their phones. Curtsy doesn't hold inventory; all orders ship directly from sellers to buyers. We make money by deducting a 20% fee from each sale. Curtsy's go-to-market strategy has been to focus on ~Gen Z women ages 15-30, who are underserved by the major players in the space like Poshmark and Ebay.
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