— Online clothing rental startup Armoire hired Seattle investor and Microsoft veteran Laura Butler as its chief technology officer. Butler spent more than 20 years at Microsoft, starting as an engineering intern… Read More
— Online clothing rental startup Armoire added three new hires. Founded in 2016, Armoire has experimented to find the right balance of online and in-person perks. Earlier this year it… Read More
I’m a crap shopper. I’m easily overwhelmed by the experience and not very patient. That goes for online and in real life. That said, I do actually like clothes and… Read More
This year’s finalists for Startup CEO of the Year at the 2022 GeekWire Awards lead a diverse group of companies, ranging from a fashion startup to an AI-powered service to… Read More
Since launching in 2016, online clothing rental service Armoire has experimented to find the right balance of online and in-person perks, seeking a combination that can keep the Seattle-based startup… Read More
Armoire CEO and founder Ambika Singh and her team built a women’s clothing subscription service with their “bosslady” members in mind, providing an on-demand wardrobe of apparel primarily for work… Read More
— Seattle startup vet Brian Goldfarb was named chief marketing officer at Tenable, a Columbia, Md.-based cybersecurity company. He was most recently CMO at Seattle marketing startup Amperity. Goldfarb was… Read More
Like many tech startups, when the pandemic hit the U.S., Armoire braced for impact. Its clothing subscription rental business had its best month in February, but suddenly faced several headwinds.… Read More
With reduced revenue and uncertainty caused by the COVID-19 outbreak, Seattle tech startups are temporarily letting go of workers to help keep their businesses afloat during an unprecedented economic period.… Read More
Editor’s note: The GeekWire Awards are now virtual on July 23. Watch live below. There are a flurry of up-and-coming early-stage startups across the Pacific Northwest that are innovating, executing,… Read More
— Swedish cloud communications platform Sinch named Vikram Khandpur, a 13-year Microsoft veteran, as chief product officer. He’ll be based in Seattle, where Sinch has a 20-person office and is… Read More
Armoire is growing. The high-tech clothing rental startup just reeled in more cash to complete a $3.9 million seed round and is set to move into a new 7,500 square-foot… Read More
Armoire aims to help women access new clothes without having to enter a physical store. But now the Seattle startup is testing a brick-and-mortar strategy to compliment its online fashion… Read More
If Armoire has its way, women can say goodbye to cluttered closets and hundreds of wasted hours shopping for clothes. The Seattle startup is picking up traction with its monthly… Read More
The Riveter has opened its largest Seattle-area location, in Bellevue, Wash. The company, which operates a network of female-focused co-working spaces, had its sights set on the Eastside long before… Read More
Armoire, the Seattle-based clothing rental service for women, is looking to add more clothes to what it calls “the closet of the future.” To do that, and much more, the… Read More
Functionally, Armoire is a women’s clothing rental service. But a conversation with CEO Ambika Singh may convince you that her startup is really about girl power (or more precisely, busy… Read More
Digital retail is crowded with competitors big and small but Armoire is betting its unique clothing rental model will become a trendsetter. The Seattle startup offers a $150 monthly subscription… Read More