Bolingbrook, IL — March 11, 2015 — Swap.com, the largest online consignment marketplace for baby, kids, and maternity clothing and accessories, announced its expansion into women’s online apparel, ...

Swap.com, the Bolingbrook-based online consignment store, has raised $20 million, it announced Thursday. It lets users buy and sell gently used clothes and other goods and, with the new funding, ai… ...

A newer competitor in the online consignment space, Swap.com, has raised $4 million in Series A funding for its e-commerce shop where parents can buy ...

With 50,000+ items in its inventory, Swap.com has become the largest online kids' consignment store in the United States. The company launched this service just over a year ago, and has been ...

Swap.com, a Bolingbrook-based online consignment store, has raised $5 million from returning Finland-based investor Cleantech Invest. The investment follows $4 million in Series A funding the compa… ...

What they do: Swap, an online consignment and thrift store, raised $20 million this week, according to the Wall Street Journal. Sellers can list items like men's, women's, and children's clothes ...

Online consignment shops like Swap.com say the volume of merchandise they handle is swelling, reflecting a boom in secondhand apparel.

Every week, there is another news item about an online consignment company gaining funding. Last month, online luxury consignment seller The RealReal announced that it had raised another $40 ...

Online consignment shop Swap has raised $20 million in financing to expand its marketplace for used clothing.