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Shoptiques

YC W12

New York City, US · 51 employees · 10 known investors

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Shoptiques is an online marketplace connecting independent fashion boutiques with customers seeking curated, one-of-a-kind merchandise. Orders are packed and shipped directly from individual boutiques rather than centralized warehouses.

Founders & leadership· Y Combinator alumni (W12)

OVOlga Vidisheva
Olga VidishevaCEO2011–2020Olga Vidisheva is a CEO with experience in marketplaces and eCommerce. She currently advises startups on fundraising, human resources, and executive strategy.30 Under 30 2015
PDPeter Delahunty
Peter DelahuntyCTO2012–2023Peter Delahunty has engineering experience and previously held the CTO role at Agronomeye.
DMDan Morin
Dan MorinFounder2012–2012
JMJeff Morin
Jeff MorinFounder2012–2012
MG
Marc GugliuzzaVice President, Engineering

Investors · 10

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What does Shoptiques do?
Shoptiques is an online marketplace connecting independent fashion boutiques with customers seeking curated, one-of-a-kind merchandise. Orders are packed and shipped directly from individual boutiques rather than centralized warehouses.
Who founded Shoptiques?
Shoptiques was founded by Olga Vidisheva, Peter Delahunty, Dan Morin, Jeff Morin.
Who are Shoptiques's investors?
Shoptiques's investors include Y Combinator, Andreessen Horowitz, Benchmark, BINARY CAPITAL, Blockchange Ventures, Brainchild Holdings, General Catalyst, Greylock Partners and 2 more.
Where is Shoptiques headquartered?
Shoptiques is headquartered in New York City, US.