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Redbubble is an online marketplace allowing users to buy and sell art and design products made by artists from around the world. The site also offers associated logistics services in order to facilitate the sale process. Some of the product categories offered on the site are apparel, housewares, bags stationery, among others. Redbubble was founded in Melbourne in 2006 and went public in 2016. Since launching the site has enabled 600,000 independent artists to sell their products to customers worldwide.

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  1. Etsy

    Company: Etsy Inc. | Founder: Haim Schoppik, Jared Tarbell, Robert Kalin, Chris Maguire | CEO: Josh Silverman | Since: 2005

    Etsy is an online platform that allows users to buy and sell vintage or handmade products. The site features a wide range of product categories, such as jewelry, clothing, photography, food products, and more. The e-commerce site launched in the…

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  2. Zazzle

    Company: Zazzle Inc. | Founder: Jeff Beaver, Robert Beaver, Bobby Beaver | CEO: Robert Beaver | Since: 1999

    Zazzle is an online marketplace that enables customers to create their own, unique products. Zazzle users can create practically any product, including t-shirts and posters. Additionally, Zazzle offers a massive selection of products for customers to choose from, with over…

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  3. Cafepress

    Company: CafePress Inc. | Founder: Maheesh Jain, Fred Durham | CEO: Fred Durham | Since: 1999

    CafePress is an American online retailer that allows enables artists and designers to sell their own uniquely designed products by setting up free “shops” within the CafePress domain. Founded in 1999, the company’s website now partners with over two million…

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