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Why Brandcreative has a warehouse
A creative agency with 30,000 square feet of warehouse space has a different idea of a successful campaign. At Brandcreative, the work can run from the first product sketch to the package on the doorstep.
Intelligent Retail and the art of selling the last one
An island outfitter with 82,000 SKUs. An equestrian shop buried in stock updates. Intelligent Retail has built a business around the unglamorous work that lets independent retailers keep selling.
The Company That Teaches Your Software to Talk to Itself
Two former NetSuite engineers spent a decade turning the least glamorous job in software - getting one app to speak to another - into a business ranked the #1 iPaaS and worth an estimated half a billion dollars.
Style Arcade
Style Arcade is an Australian-founded software company that builds a buying and planning workspace for fashion brands and retailers. Its platform pulls together sales, stock, orders, imagery and web data into one visual source of truth, then uses analytics and AI-driven recommendations to help merchandising teams plan ranges, forecast demand, optimize size curves and reorder inventory. Founded in 2018 by Michaela Wessels and Tristan Hoy, the company serves thousands of teams globally - including Ralph Lauren, David Jones, Princess Polly and Tibi - and positions itself as a faster, more visual alternative to spreadsheets and generic BI tools.
Trendsi
Trendsi is a San Francisco-based B2B fashion supply chain platform that lets anyone start and run a clothing business with no upfront inventory. Through a free Shopify app and mobile apps, sellers dropship, buy open-pack wholesale, or create private-label apparel while Trendsi handles sourcing, quality control, warehousing, and shipping. Often described as a 'B2B version of Shein,' it gives independent sellers, stay-at-home entrepreneurs, and TikTok creators access to manufacturer-grade supply chain capability at minimal risk.