Funded Clothing and Apparel Startups in India
The 50 most recent funding rounds in India's clothing and apparel segment span late 2023 through August 2025, with deal flow concentrated across three metr…
The 50 most recent funding rounds in India's clothing and apparel segment span late 2023 through August 2025, with deal flow concentrated across three metro clusters. Gurgaon and Haryana account for roughly 13 of the companies shown, anchored by Geniemode's $50M Series C in February 2025 — the largest disclosed amount in this set — and Zyod's $18M Series A from June 2024, both B2B supply-chain platforms. Mumbai-area companies number around 13 as well, weighted toward consumer brands: Zouk ($10M Series B, October 2024), Fashor ($5M Series A, August 2024), and LehLah ($2M Seed, April 2025). Bengaluru contributes eight entrants, including Newme ($18M Series A, July 2024), Snitch ($13M Series A, December 2023), and BlissClub ($4M Series B, May 2025).
Seed rounds make up the largest share of deal count, while Series A and B are each well-represented — Innovist ($16M Series B, April 2025) and DailyObjects ($10M Series B, September 2024) are among the notable growth-stage raises. Eleven of the 50 rounds carry undisclosed amounts.
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What are the largest disclosed rounds among these 50 companies?
Geniemode leads at $50M (Series C, February 2025, Gurgaon), followed by Newme and Zyod at $18M Series A each (July and June 2024 respectively). Innovist raised $16M at Series B in April 2025, and Snitch closed $13M Series A in December 2023, with Zouk and DailyObjects each at $10M Series B in late 2024.
Which cities account for the most funded clothing and apparel companies in India?
Gurgaon and Haryana together account for approximately 13 of the 50 companies, as does Mumbai and the broader Maharashtra area. Bengaluru adds 8 and Delhi/New Delhi contributes 6, with the remainder spread across Noida, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Chandigarh, and a handful of other cities.
How does the funding stage mix break down across these 50 deals?
Seed is the most common stage, covering roughly 16 companies including Hexafun, Anny, LehLah, and Solitario. Nine companies raised Series A, six raised Series B, and Geniemode is the sole Series C. Five rounds are Pre-Seed and nine are listed as Series Unknown.
Are there B2B or supply-chain plays in this data, or is it primarily D2C brands?
Geniemode ($50M Series C, Gurgaon) and Zyod ($18M Series A, Gurgaon) both operate in B2B fashion sourcing and manufacturing. Quick Clean (Haryana, $6M Series A, February 2025) adds a third non-D2C signal, making the NCR cluster notably mixed between infrastructure plays and consumer brands.
How many rounds carry undisclosed amounts, and what is the disclosed range?
Eleven of the 50 rounds list undisclosed amounts, including ServeClub, The Sock Street, Revivo, Kingdom of White, and Redesyn. The 39 rounds with disclosed figures range from $60K (Aseem Shakti, January 2025) to $50M (Geniemode, February 2025).
What is the most recent round in this dataset, and how far back does it extend?
The most recent round is Hexafun's $510K Seed in Delhi, closed August 26, 2025. The oldest entry is Snitch's $13M Series A in Bangalore, dated December 13, 2023, giving the dataset a roughly 20-month window of deal activity.
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