TechCrunch
APRIL 3, 2023
Zyod, an Indian startup offering apparel sourcing and manufacturing to fashion brands globally, has raised $3.5 The Gurugram-based startup claims it can disrupt the apparel industry by delivering a new product range in a mere 21 days, with a minimum order quantity of just 50 pieces.
TechCrunch
SEPTEMBER 27, 2022
The market is very fragmented with all of the sites,” Spitz told TechCrunch. Gently’s secondhand apparel marketplace Image Credits: Gently. “It’s alone, the secondhand market saw “record growth” of 32% in 2021 and was forecasted to more than double in the next four years to be valued at $82 billion. In the U.S.
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TechCrunch
MARCH 9, 2022
Its technology helps users source, make and ship apparel, footwear, home goods and accessory brands. In fact, Silq puts its own employees on the ground in facilities to provide updates during the production process that results in improved product quality and accelerated speed-to-market. That growth is buoyed by $17.6
CIO
OCTOBER 25, 2022
In the apparel industry, what’s in fashion one day may be out of fashion the next. So, if you’re an apparel manufacturer, you need the most efficient, responsive, and innovative operation possible. Every year, Crystal delivers more than 450 million pieces of apparel — and we’re not talking about just sweaters.
TechCrunch
AUGUST 21, 2023
During that time, Chen says they realized that the marketing, sales and design process have stayed the same, despite new technology and tools being introduced to the market, and is often riddled with bottlenecks. Chen says most have large sales and marketing teams, but a shortage of designers.
TechCrunch
SEPTEMBER 15, 2022
Today, the company relaunches itself in the business-to-business space to work initially with apparel retailers on establishing a circular economy that delivers clothing and accessory orders in waste-free, reusable packaging, while also making consignment easier.
TechCrunch
JULY 19, 2022
Josh Kaplan and Dee Murthy, both founder and co-CEO of the Los Angeles–based company, started Ghost in 2021 after previously working together at Four Five Group, a men’s apparel business. Naturally, they started in apparel but are also seeing opportunity in beauty and home goods.
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