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Cache started from a different idea. Olin, then working in corporate law, wanted to fractionalise luxury fashion as an asset, and changed direction after interviewing prospective users and finding the real friction was the resale process itself — listing, pricing, shipping. Running in-person closet sales in New York and Toronto surfaced the customer: influencers turn over clothing far faster than most people and already have an audience, which makes them the strongest sellers and the ones for whom the manual work bites hardest. The app uses AI to compress that work so selling a piece is closer in effort to buying one. Olin is co-founder and CEO, built the company through Antler in Canada, and holds a JD/MBA from the University of Toronto after an earlier run through fashion — content at ELLE.com, e-commerce at Moda Operandi, brand strategy at Métier Creative. Cache launched with a four-day activation in Toronto's Yorkville during Toronto Tech Week. Olin told the TechTO stage in September 2025 how the company found its market.
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No funding round is publicly reported. Olin started the company through Antler in Canada, which invests in the companies it helps found.
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What is Cache?
A Toronto app for reselling clothing and luxury items, built around influencers, that uses AI to remove most of the manual work of listing and selling a piece.
Who founded Cache?
Devyn Olin, co-founder and CEO, in 2024. She has a JD/MBA from the University of Toronto and worked at ELLE.com, Moda Operandi and Métier Creative before starting the company.
Why influencers?
After running in-person closet sales in New York and Toronto, the founders found influencers turn over inventory faster than other sellers and already have the audience, which made them the natural first market.