Pattern Project
Pattern Project is a startup that specializes in clothing manufacturing on a small scale. We have developed machinery and software that allows various types of fashion businesses, such as independent brands, retailers, and tailoring companies, to produce custom-fit clothing right in their stores. Our goal is to promote sustainable and economically efficient production methods and encourage the shift towards manufacturing in the UK. In addition, we are addressing the increasing demand for niche women's clothing sizes and the need for custom-fit garments, as research has shown that this enhances both the functionality and emotional durability of the clothes. Our software enables customers to enter their measurements and modify a pattern in real-time. Once the payment is made, the pattern is sent to our desktop machine, which optimizes the use of fabric and cuts the garment accordingly. The desktop machine is designed to be safe for retail environments, weighing 40 kgs and occupying a space of 2mt x 1mt. Under our brand, Pattern Project, we offer 'Made-by-you' custom-fit clothing kits for individuals interested in sewing their own garments at home. These kits are designed to be easy and quick to assemble, saving time compared to traditional sewing methods, while also giving the makers a sense of ownership and helping them improve their skills.
Pattern Project is a startup that specializes in clothing manufacturing on a small scale. We have developed machinery and software that allows various types of fashion businesses, such as independent brands, retailers, and tailoring companies, to produce custom-fit clothing right in their stores. Our goal is to promote sustainable and economically efficient production methods and encourage the shift towards manufacturing in the UK. In addition, we are addressing the increasing demand for niche women's clothing sizes and the need for custom-fit garments, as research has shown that this enhances both the functionality and emotional durability of the clothes. Our software enables customers to enter their measurements and modify a pattern in real-time. Once the payment is made, the pattern is sent to our desktop machine, which optimizes the use of fabric and cuts the garment accordingly. The desktop machine is designed to be safe for retail environments, weighing 40 kgs and occupying a space of 2mt x 1mt. Under our brand, Pattern Project, we offer 'Made-by-you' custom-fit clothing kits for individuals interested in sewing their own garments at home. These kits are designed to be easy and quick to assemble, saving time compared to traditional sewing methods, while also giving the makers a sense of ownership and helping them improve their skills.
Pattern Project has raised $60k across 1 round. Its most recent round was a Series Unknown of $60k in Jun 2023. Full funding history, investors, and team are detailed below.
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