Alfred Lin, the Sequoia VC and former Zappos COO, thinks this retail startup could be a generation-defining brand

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matter how that impacts earlier investors
platform shoes and other club-type clothing and has apparently grown like a weed, alongside the festivals that its customers attend, from
Burning Man to Coachella.The company has just raised $40 million in Series B funding from Sequoia, and when we talked yesterday with
retail stores in both San Francisco and LA and sells its own clothes under an array of different labels, as well as sells the apparel of
He shies from sharing many metrics at all, in fact
But the company, whose counter-culture approach began at the fringes of society, has seemingly gone mainstream as young shoppers
creative approach
When the company told its three million Instagram followers earlier this year that it would drive an ice cream truck filled with a
particular combat boot called the Billionaire Bling Boot to dozens of U.S
culture and growing while remaining true to its early employees and customers.As for the name Dolls Kill, in case you were curious, the