
Citrus Lane
Founded Year
2011Stage
Dead | DeadTotal Raised
$6.6MRevenue
$0000About Citrus Lane
Citrus Lane ceased operations. Citrus Lane is a subscription e-commerce company. It provides a monthly package of products, including toys and product samples, and more. It was founded in 2011 and is based in Mountain View, California.
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Latest Citrus Lane News
Oct 11, 2017
Allume Founder Mauria Finley raised $3M in seed funding from True Ventures Founded by e-commerce veteran Mauria Finley, whose last startup, Citrus Lane, a subscription service for young families, was acquired by Care.com, Allume addresses a major need. The Internet has disrupted traditional retail, but the explosion of new brands and shopping sites makes it difficult for customers to find items they love on their own. Current subscription services automatically send customers boxes of clothing chosen mostly by algorithms, but many items are not a good match for the customer and are returned. Each customer using the Allume service is connected with her own personal stylist who conducts an introductory consultation on goals, style, body shape, and budget and then shops the entire web to find clothing and accessories. Stylists creates a virtual Lookbook to share with the client via text and email. The client is free to purchase what she likes, and the items ship directly from the retailer. She can continue working with the same stylist whenever she has another shopping need. Clothing prices are never marked up, and the service is essentially free -- customers pay a $20 fee that is refunded with purchase. "Professional women with regular budgets want help with their shopping needs," explains Allume Founder and CEO Mauria Finley, who previously led the Home and Fashion divisions for eBay, and also serves on the Board of Directors of Fossil Group. "But every woman is different. Allume uses data to match each customer with a stylist who 'gets her' and can serve as a long-term shopping partner. Our platform helps stylists quickly find and share clothes that could be a good fit, and we believe the direct human communication dramatically improves customer satisfaction with the experience and the clothing they buy." Allume's marketplace business model provides unique benefits for customers and brands. Stylists can shop for their customers at virtually any store on the web, and are not limited to private labels or items in inventory. They can source clothing from top retailers across a variety of price points and brands. The Allume platform provides brands with new customer acquisition, repeat sales and valuable data insights. Allume received $3 million in Seed funding from early stage investment firm True Ventures. "We believe Allume is creating a new business model in the $350 billion US market for apparel by using its platform to align shoppers, stylists, and brands and deliver a better experience for the many shoppers who are not satisfied with dragging friends around the mall, searching the Internet, or receiving mystery subscription boxes," said Ann Crady Weiss, venture partner at True Ventures. About Allume Allume ( www.allume.co ) is an on-demand personal shopping service that matches women with experienced stylists who help them find clothing and accessories that fit their body, budget and style. Allume's platform combines data science with real human interaction to create a personalized shopping experience. Allume's personal shoppers talk directly with customers and shop the entire Internet - not just private labels or products in inventory - to find the perfect items. Customers choose what to order, and prices are never marked up. Founded by e-commerce veteran Mauria Finley and headquartered in Silicon Valley, Allume is backed by a $3M seed round led by True Ventures. For more information, visit www.allume.co . About True Ventures Founded in 2005, True Ventures is a Silicon Valley-based venture capital firm that invests in early-stage technology startups. With capital under management in excess of $1.4 billion, True provides seed and Series A funding to the most talented entrepreneurs in today's fastest growing markets. The firm maintains a strong founder community and offers innovative educational opportunities to its portfolio, helping entrepreneurs achieve higher levels of success and impact. With more than 200 companies funded and multiple companies acquired, the current True portfolio has helped create over 8,500 jobs. To learn more about True Ventures, visit www.trueventures.com . Media Contact:
Citrus Lane Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was Citrus Lane founded?
Citrus Lane was founded in 2011.
Where is Citrus Lane's headquarters?
Citrus Lane's headquarters is located at 211 South, Whisman Road, Mountain View.
What is Citrus Lane's latest funding round?
Citrus Lane's latest funding round is Dead.
How much did Citrus Lane raise?
Citrus Lane raised a total of $6.6M.
Who are the investors of Citrus Lane?
Investors of Citrus Lane include Care.com, Greylock Partners, Baseline Ventures, GGV Capital and Kapor Capital.
Who are Citrus Lane's competitors?
Competitors of Citrus Lane include Zulily and 2 more.
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