Kids on 45th just raised millions in seed funding to sell lightly used kids clothes -- sight unseen

Called Kids on 45th, the nearly two-year-old, Seattle-based startup bundles up what it describes as nearly new clothing that suits the current season, and sends it to customers sight unseen for far less than they would pay elsewhere, and requiring a lot less of their time. Entrepreneur Elise Worthy describes it as a "cornerstone" of the local parenting community, and she would know. The observation led to a revelation that Worthy could build an online business without creating an elaborate website with photos and clothing descriptions.