Funded Clothing and Apparel Startups in New York
Across the 50 most recent clothing and apparel rounds listed for New York, the largest disclosed amount is Vivrelle’s $62M (Series C) on 2025-06-04, which…
Across the 50 most recent clothing and apparel rounds listed for New York, the largest disclosed amount is Vivrelle’s $62M (Series C) on 2025-06-04, which sits well above the next-largest disclosed figures such as Pair Eyewear’s $75M (2023-10-10) and Glossier’s $45M (2026-06-08), while most other disclosed rounds cluster in the single-digit millions (for example, Farm To People $4M on 2026-05-26 and EON $6M on 2022-02-09). Date-wise, there is a clear recent concentration: 2026 alone includes Mosaiq ($150K, 2026-06-15), Glossier ($45M, 2026-06-08), and Farm To People ($4M, 2026-05-26), while the oldest entries on this page go back to BABOON TO THE MOON on 2021-01-04.
Stage and disclosure patterns also stand out: “Series Unknown” appears 22 times, and “undisclosed” appears 7 times among the rows, with only some rounds providing amounts (e.g., Pat McGrath Labs $30M on 2026-02-17 versus doublesoul on 2026-06-16 listed as undisclosed). Geographically, nearly all companies list New York, New York or New York, suggesting a strong city-level concentration rather than multiple cities within the state.
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed rounds are outliers in size for this New York clothing/apparel set?
Vivrelle’s $62M (Series C) on 2025-06-04 is the largest disclosed amount within the later cluster of 2025-2026 rounds, dwarfing many nearby disclosed rounds like Mosaiq’s $150K (2026-06-15) and Farm To People’s $4M (2026-05-26). Earlier outliers also appear, including Pair Eyewear’s $75M on 2023-10-10 and Harry’s $140M on 2022-01-11.
Do the rounds cluster tightly in time, or are they spread evenly across years?
They are not evenly spread: many entries cluster in the most recent window, with multiple 2026 rounds such as Glossier ($45M, 2026-06-08), Farm To People ($4M, 2026-05-26), and HasUsed ($4M, 2026-04-28). The page spans from 2021-01-04 (BABOON TO THE MOON) through the most recent date 2026-06-16 (doublesoul).
How often are amounts missing or classification unclear in this list?
Out of 50 rows, “Series Unknown” appears 22 times and “undisclosed” appears 7 times, meaning a large share of entries either omit the round type or the amount. The contrast is visible in nearby entries like Mosaiq ($150K, 2026-06-15) versus doublesoul (undisclosed, 2026-06-16) and Jane Win (undisclosed, 2026-06-03).
Is New York, New York the default geography in these rounds, or do multiple city labels show up?
Geography is highly concentrated: the vast majority list New York, New York, United States (for example, Glossier on 2026-06-08 and Pat McGrath Labs on 2026-02-17). A smaller number list New York, United States without the city qualifier (for example, Nori on 2025-07-07 and Vivrelle on 2025-06-04).
What stage mix dominates, and where do larger rounds show up relative to stage labels?
The dominant classification is “Series Unknown” (22 of 50 rows), with several explicitly labeled late-ish stages showing much larger disclosed rounds, such as Pair Eyewear’s Series C/C-level disclosure ($75M on 2023-10-10) and Vivrelle’s Series C ($62M on 2025-06-04). In contrast, early labeled rounds like Seed show smaller disclosed amounts in this window, including Another’s $3M (2026-01-20) and Farm To People’s $4M (2026-05-26).
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