Treet

United States - San Francisco, CA

• 01/11/2022
• Seed
• $3,500,000

Our mission is to make secondhand feel firsthand for brands and customers around the world.

Treet helps fashion brands become more circular and control the secondhand market for the items they produce by launching their own fully-branded peer-to-peer resale marketplace. Treet Marketplaces operate as second sites where their customers can buy and sell used items from each other in exchange for cash or credit back to the brand. Treet handles all of the logistics and support while brands share in the profit.

The fashion industry is a leading contributor of greenhouse gases worldwide and resale represents a promising path toward greater circularity. By working directly with fashion brands to help their customers embrace resale, the ripple effects of our platform will be felt around the world as more and more consumers shift to secondhand shopping.

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Jake DisraeliFounder

United States - San Francisco Bay Area

I believe in doing well while doing good.

Throughout my career, I've focused on providing value to early-stage startups; from managing all of the entrepreneurial programs at Cal Poly SLO to helping hundreds of entrepreneurs successfully launch their products on Indiegogo and deliver their products to the world.

I've seen first-hand how thousands of entrepreneurs around the world are taking matters into their own hands to create true change toward a better world.

At Treet, our mission is to empower fashion companies to adopt more circular business models by creating their own official secondhand marketplaces. The fashion industry is a leading contributor of greenhouse gases worldwide and is in desperate need of an update. By getting fashion brands themselves to support and promote selling and purchasing their items secondhand, we believe the rippling effects will create a great shift in the market.

Writing about what it takes to launch successful crowdfunding campaigns here: https://medium.com/@jake.disraeli

“You don’t learn to walk by following rules. You learn by doing and falling over.” – Richard Branson,

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