Series B Funded Clothing and Apparel Startups
The 32 Series B rounds in this set span February 2021 to August 2025, with India and the United States contributing the most entries—13 and 10 respectively.
The 32 Series B rounds in this set span February 2021 to August 2025, with India and the United States contributing the most entries—13 and 10 respectively. Indian companies range from Bengaluru-based DaMENSCH and BlissClub to Mumbai's Zouk and The Souled Store, while the US cluster skews heavily toward New York, home to Ten Thousand, Vivrelle, Pair Eyewear, Parade, and Grailed. France adds three entries, including two Paris-based companies, auum and Planity.
Disclosed round sizes run from $3M (Yoho, DaMENSCH) to $240M (Skims, January 2022), with a dense cluster in the $10M–$30M band. 2022 was the most active year by count, accounting for 11 of the 32 rounds. Activity contracted to three rounds in 2023 before recovering—five rounds each in 2024 and 2025, including Archive's $30M raise in February 2025 and BlissClub's $4M round in May 2025.
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What are the largest disclosed Series B rounds in clothing and apparel in this dataset?
Skims raised $240M in January 2022, the largest by a significant margin. Three companies—Fashinza, Pair Eyewear, and Grailed—each closed $60M rounds between May 2021 and May 2022. The next tier includes Vivrelle ($35M, November 2022), Planity ($35M, July 2021), Dispelix ($33M, November 2021), and Archive ($30M, February 2025).
Which countries have the most Series B clothing and apparel companies in this dataset?
India leads with 13 entries, spread across Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi, Gurgaon, and Hyderabad—companies include DaMENSCH, Zouk, DailyObjects, and BlissClub. The United States follows with 10, with New York accounting for six of those. France adds three entries, including two Paris-based companies, auum and Planity.
Which year had the highest concentration of Series B closes in this segment?
2022 accounts for 11 of the 32 rounds, including Skims, Fashinza, Geniemode, Vivrelle, Kizik, and Fashion Cloud. By contrast, 2023 produced only three closes—Novelship, BYBORRE, and CUDONI. Activity recovered to five rounds in each of 2024 and 2025.
How do round sizes compare between Indian and US-based companies in this dataset?
Indian companies show a tighter range, with 12 of 13 disclosed rounds falling between $3M and $28M, the top being Geniemode at $28M. US companies show wider variance—nine disclosed rounds range from $20M to $240M, with Skims' $240M raise and three $60M rounds (Fashinza, Pair Eyewear, Grailed) pulling the cohort average substantially higher.
Are there B2B or platform-oriented companies in this dataset, or is it predominantly consumer brands?
Several platform plays appear alongside consumer brands. Fashion Cloud (Hamburg, $26M) operates a B2B wholesale platform connecting apparel brands with retailers. Fashinza (New York, $60M) targets apparel supply chains, Geniemode (Gurgaon, $28M) focuses on B2B fashion sourcing, and Archive (Los Altos, $30M) provides resale infrastructure for brands.
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