Series A Funded Clothing and Apparel Startups
Across the 50 most recent Series A clothing and apparel rounds shown, ME+EM’s $73M (2022-03-22) is the standout outlier: it is the only disclosed round at…
Across the 50 most recent Series A clothing and apparel rounds shown, ME+EM’s $73M (2022-03-22) is the standout outlier: it is the only disclosed round at this level, far above other large disclosed checks such as Trendsi’s $25M (2022-10-10) and Hill House Home’s $20M (2022-09-20). The disclosed amounts otherwise cluster in lower-to-mid teens, with several $15M–$18M rounds (e.g., Bonkers Corner $15M on 2026-03-11; Newme $18M on 2024-07-18; SHOWROOM B2B $17M on 2026-02-11).
Geographically, India is heavily represented across multiple cities (e.g., Mumbai appears repeatedly: Bonkers Corner $15M in 2026-03-11, Fashor $5M in 2024-08-13, and Zouk $3M in 2023-03-16). Temporally, the listing spans from Printify’s $5M on 2021-12-01 to NEXT NEW WORLD’s $2M on 2026-06-22, with more recent entries concentrated in 2025–2026 and multiple adjacent peaks in March 2024 (e.g., Zyod $18M on 2024-06-25 is part of a dense mid-2024 run). Two rounds show undisclosed amounts (Remix Global AD on 2025-12-19; Redesyn on 2023-12-25).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed Series A round in this clothing and apparel list, and is it close to the rest?
ME+EM’s $73M (2022-03-22) is a clear outlier versus the rest of the disclosed figures, including the next-largest disclosed amounts like Trendsi’s $25M (2022-10-10) and Hill House Home’s $20M (2022-09-20). Most other disclosed rounds shown fall materially below that top tier, including several in the $15M–$18M range (e.g., Newme $18M on 2024-07-18; SILQ $18M on 2022-03-09).
Are there date windows where multiple rounds cluster tightly?
Yes—late spring to early summer 2024 shows a dense run of disclosed Series A closings, including Comet $5M (2024-07-01), Newme $18M (2024-07-18), and Zyod $18M (2024-06-25). On the recent end, March 2026 also clusters, with Bonkers Corner $15M (2026-03-11), Kidbea $3M (2026-03-24), and Aya $7M (2026-04-16) appearing shortly after Showroom B2B’s $17M (2026-02-11).
Which geographies appear over-represented across multiple entries?
India shows repeated city presence—Mumbai appears multiple times (Bonkers Corner $15M on 2026-03-11; Fashor $5M on 2024-08-13; Zouk $3M on 2023-03-16; BlissClub $15M on 2022-05-18). New York also recurs with separate companies and amounts (Ten Thousand $22M on 2023-07-06; Lalo $10M on 2023-06-13; EON $6M on 2022-02-09), suggesting more than a single one-off listing.
How much of the list has undisclosed round sizes, and does that affect outlier analysis?
Only 2 of the 50 rows are undisclosed: Remix Global AD (2025-12-19) and Redesyn (2023-12-25). Because the top end is still anchored by disclosed figures—most notably ME+EM’s $73M on 2022-03-22—those two missing amounts do not change the identification of the disclosed outlier at the top of the range.
What are the temporal edges of these Series A rounds, and who anchors each end?
The oldest row shown is Printify with $5M on 2021-12-01, while the most recent row shown is NEXT NEW WORLD with $2M on 2026-06-22. Between those edges, the listing covers roughly four and a half years, with multiple 2022 closings at or near the top disclosed tier (e.g., ME+EM $73M in March 2022; Arianee $21M in May 2022; Hexa $21M on 2023-03-01).
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