ModCloth founder Susan Gregg Koger has had a long love affair with thrifting and vintage clothing. In 2002, with the help of her then-boyfriend (and now husband) Eric Koger, she launched ModCloth, a simple online shop where she sold the finds she could no longer fit in her closet. She made a sale on her first day.
Today, ModCloth is one of the fastest-growing fashion and home ecommerce ventures to emerge in the past decade. The company did more than $ 100 million in sales last year, and is growing at a rate of 40% annually, according to a ModCloth spokesperson. (The same spokesperson declined to say whether the company is profitable.) Read more...
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