ThredUP has launched curated Goody Boxes that take all the work out of finding thrifted items, meaning shopping has officially never been easier. Secondhand shopping has taken off thanks to ...

Giving a new meaning to Goody Box. By Sam Reed Ripping a page from both Amazon’s and Birchbox’s playbooks, secondhand online retailer ThredUp is launching a try-before-you-buy box service.

ThredUp's Goody Box clothing delivery box doesn't require a membership fee or subscription, though there is a $10 styling fee. After making an account, you can select Goody Boxes in the app or in ...

Consignment startup thredUP is launching Goody Boxes, for people who want to try on clothes at home before making purchases. Customers will be able to order on-demand shipments, with personalized ...

With the new ThredUp Goody Boxes, the startup will leverage data from more than 50 million shoppers to curate a personalized box containing 15 items. Customers pay a $20 flat fee to cover shipping ...

ThredUp joins Stitch Fix in realizing the limits of apparel box subscriptions and styling services. The company's "Goody Boxes" contributed $2 million to $3 million in revenue each quarter but ...

CHECK OUT thredUP Goody Box here!: <a href=" Hey, guys! Today we doing some extreme cleaning motivation! I'll show you some favorite products for your every day cleaning that make my life easier. I ...

Net loss at ThredUp narrowed to $18.8 million from $ ... opportunity to sift through secondhand items at a variety of big-box retailers or malls. So far, though, most retailers have partnered ...