The Future of Resale
Starts Here.

The secondhand economy
is exploding.

A structural reordering of how consumers buy, sell and reuse apparel — accelerated by social commerce, supply pressure and a generational shift toward circular consumption.

Selling your stuff is still
harder than storing it.

The average American home holds thousands of dollars in items that never move. Demand for secondhand is at an all-time high — but the operating layer required to actually move it was never built.

Every existing model
leaves friction behind.

Resale demand has scaled. The experience of actually selling something has not. Each existing channel hands the operational burden back to the seller — and the trust burden back to the buyer.

Demand platforms scaled first.
The operating layer never did.

Every resale company over the last decade competed for the consumer's attention. Almost none built the physical and operational systems required to actually move inventory at scale. The gap is the opportunity.

Ten years quietly building
the network underneath.

While everyone else raced to launch another resale app, we spent a decade building the physical operating layer of secondhand commerce through TVF — sourcing, intake, grading, warehousing, fulfillment. The moat isn't a brand. It's the network.

Today’s Business · TVF

EST. 2014 · THRIFT VINTAGE FASHION

THE OPERATING MACHINE BEHIND SHEDD

A proven operating machine.

Profitable and scaling — moving inventory through a standardized industrial pipeline that already funds infrastructure expansion from operating cash flow. The same spine now powers Shedd.

Fragmented resale
becomes a single operating standard.

The unlock isn't another app on a phone — it's consolidating the operating layer that every marketplace has been outsourcing to individual sellers. We already run that layer at scale.

AI runs the operating
layer — not the pitch.

We're not an AI startup. We're a logistics and processing network where AI does the unglamorous work — pricing, recognition, routing, fraud — applied to every item the moment it enters the network.

Regional hubs already
running today.

Our existing facilities anchor the network. The same docks, the same teams and the same systems that move wholesale volume today now open a consumer intake lane — same rails, new doorway.

Already operating

Wholesale throughput underwrites every facility — day one, not day 100.

Consumer lane

Standardized intake from the Shedd app flows through the same hubs.

One standard

A single processing spec across the country — not 40,000 different bedrooms.

Network economics

Coverage, speed and shipping leverage no individual seller can replicate.

Customers in every
U.S. state.

35,266 U.S. orders shipped across all 50 states + DC since 2020. The same customer and reseller relationships become the consumer launch footprint — no cold start.

Raising $3M to open the network to every consumer in America.

Capital deployed against physical operating capacity, processing throughput and the consumer-facing rollout — extending a profitable ten-year network, not building one from scratch.

The resale operating system
for the secondhand economy.

One company, one operational spine, one continuous arc — from the network we've been quietly running for a decade, to the consumer doorway opening as Shedd, to the default operating system underneath every resale channel.

Built the network first.
Opened the doorway second.

TVF / FounderEst. 2015

Operator · Builder

Warehouse-floor origin

Founder & CEO

Ryan Frankel

Spent a decade building one of the largest independent resale processing networks in the United States — sourcing, grading and fulfilling at industrial scale for tens of thousands of resellers. Shedd isn't a pivot. It's what that network was always going to become.

01

15+ Yrs

Operating resale infrastructure

02

40,000+

Reseller relationships

03

International

Sourcing + fulfillment network

04

10K+

Orders processed annually

— Operator note

You can't bolt logistics onto a marketplace.
You have to build the network first.