From AI-generated designs to virtual fitting rooms, visuals and blockchain-powered supply chains, fashion is no longer just about fabric and design—it’s about futuristic innovation. Here are the 100 top fashion tech companies that are making a difference in the retail space, in 2025.

The future of fashion is here—and it’s powered by AI, AR, blockchain, and bold innovation. From virtual try-ons and AI powered resale to 3D-printed shoes, the fashion tech space is redefining how we design, manufacture, and consume fashion. AI-powered trend forecasting, brands and enterprises, like Fashwell, can predict styles and preferences with accuracy while design tools and personalised recommendations allow for bespoke clothing. In manufacturing, automation and machine learning optimise supply chains, reduce waste, and promote sustainability.

Adidas partnered with the tech company Carbon to develop a 3D-printed shoe sole, allowing for faster production with less waste. Retailers like Gucci, are also leveraging augmented reality and AI-driven chatbots to create immersive shopping experiences. Companies like Yoona.ai, AI.Fashion, and Finesse are creating smarter, efficient design tools AND pushing for inclusivity, sustainability and personalisation at scale. Others, such as Taffi, GoTrendier, and Wearfits, are bridging gaps between consumer desire and technologies.

Whether it’s regenerative materials, phygital experiences, or decentralised supply chains—fashion tech companies are shaping the next era of fashion. Per Grand View Research, the global fashion technology market size was valued at USD 239.65 billion in 2024 and is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 6.3% from 2025 to 2030. The growth of the market is driven by the rapid adoption of AI-powered design and virtual try-on solutions and the growing popularity of sustainable and smart fabrics.

One of the contributions of fashion tech lies in sustainable materials. Innovators are leveraging technology to develop and utilise eco-friendly and ethically sourced alternative materials. For instance, advancements in biofabrication enable the creation of fabrics derived from fruit waste, algae, and spider silk. With fashion tech companies increasingly dominating retail and e-commerce, design and supply chain, educational institutes are integrating AI in their fashion courses. 

Top 100 Fashion Tech Companies In 2025

Whether it’s artificial intelligence streamlining production, development of sustainable materials, AR redefining retail, or wearable tech blurring the line between fashion and function, these 100 top fashion tech companies are not just riding the wave—they’re creating it.

  1. AI.Fashion

Founded in 2020, AI.Fashion is the premiere AI tool for the creation of fashion content, using a combination of AI and real models to create highly customisable product photography at a fraction of the cost. Positioning itself as a one-stop for content, AI.Fashion provides AI-generated visuals featuring real models and advanced personalisation capabilities for enhanced localisation and hyper-targeting. Using this tool, fashion brands can increase conversion by reaching their target audiences more effectively. 

Headquarters: Los Angeles

Website: https://www.ai.fashion/

  1. Yoona

Founded in 2020, Yoona.ai works at the forefront of the metaverse, digitisation and sustainable fashion. Their artificial intelligence-based software solution combines Data Analyses with Generative AI, transforming trends into a collection of apparel, accessories, sportswear, lingerie, swimwear or footwear. This Design Tool is saving fashion brands resources, waste, and accelerating product development, precisely 93 percent CO₂, nine million tons of material, 635 million liters of water and 8.31 million tons of chemicals.

“I wanted to find a different – a “greener” – solution, and after extensive research into the impact of neural networks on the fashion industry, I came up with the idea of our B2B SaaS venture yoona.ai,” says founder Anna Francisca Michel, on LinkedIn. “The latest technologies, such as neural networks and augmented reality, have been integrated into this design software. Users can create their design, convert it into 3D images and project it with augmented reality.”

Headquarters: Berlin, Germany

Website: yoona.ai

  1. Finesse 

AI-driven, size inclusive and sustainable, Finesse is a vertically integrated fashion house leveraging AI on big data and community feedback to predict trends, forecast demand, and optimise distribution, producing sell-out collections in record time and eliminating the guesswork and overproduction inherent to fashion. As a company with majority female and LGBTQ leadership, Finesse rejects the outdated notions of what is considered beautiful and strives to create fashion for everybody. Founded in 2021, Finesse leverages a series of proprietary AI algorithms and consumer feedback to determine what to produce and exactly how much – eliminating waste in the process. By hyper-optimising the fashion supply chain, from inception to the finished product, the tool creates the best fits effectively and cost efficiently, at affordable prices.

Headquarters: Los Angeles

Website: finesse.us

  1. Taffi

Taffi, founded in 2021 by Shahad Geoffrey and Pradeep, helps consumers make better and faster shopping decisions. It eliminates all the guesswork a fashion consumer must struggle with by guiding users at touch-points in their retail journey, while helping businesses drive sales, improve retention rate and reduce returns. Shahad, with over ten years as a fashion stylist and cyber-shopper, recognises the challenges of navigating myriad fashion choices. Frustrated by impersonal online shopping, she envisioned a solution that could serve as a personalised assistant—and created Taffi. Pradeep brings expertise in technology, having built and scaled several tech startups. His deep technical knowledge allows Taffi’s plug-and-play fashion copilot to deliver a personalised retail experience that increases sales conversion by 22x for e-commerce brands.

Headquarters: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Website: https://www.taffi.co

  1. GoTrendier

GoTrendier is the largest company for the purchase and sale of second-hand women’s clothing, bags, shoes and accessories in Latin America, through a digital platform that allows users to market their products. The company was founded in Mexico in 2016, and expanded to Colombia in 2017. The capital investment seeks to support the acquisition of clients and the implementation of a brand association model, where third-party clothing brands will be able to sell clothing second-hand through the GoTrendier platform.

Headquarters: Mexico

Website: https://www.gotrendier.com

  1. CDC_STUDIO

Founded in 2020, CDC_STUDIO is an innovative textile regeneration service with patented technology that transforms warehouse leftovers and defective products into a new durable and fully recyclable fabric that is waterproof, windproof, versatile and made from recycled plastic. CŌĒO is the first coating that comes from end-of-life packaging. It can be used on all types of fabrics and leathers, allowing brands to recover and give a second life to warehouse leftovers and defective products. The patented process allows them to obtain a new fabric that is waterproof, windproof, and durable.

Headquarters: Castelfranco di Sotto, Italy

Website: https://www.cdc-studio.it/

  1. Modanisa

Modanisa.com started with a dream, a vision, a purpose: to meet modest women’s desire to wear apparel that fit the life and times they live in. It was the first Turkish fashion platform to deliver online clothes shopping to such a target audience. Founded in 2011, the firm has twenty million visitors worldwide. Modanisa is also co-creator of Modest Fashion Week, which debuted in Istanbul in 2016. That year Reuters selected it as the world’s most popular Islamic apparel website. In November 2017, it won the prestigious “Islamic Economy Award”. In March 2018 it earned the “International Business Excellence” award for elevating local vendors onto a global platform. As Turkey’s first international online shopping site and e-export champion, it is proud to introduce small producers and designers to the world.

Headquarters: Istanbul, Turkey

Website: https://www.modanisa.com/

  1. Peralta Clothing

Empowering carmakers to reduce their CO2 footprint by upcycling their premium automotive leather, Peralta Clothing then repurposes these materials into raw materials for the consumer goods, fashion and luxury small leather goods industries. By transforming high quality automotive leftover upholstery materials into garments, products and small leather goods for everyday use, the company fosters a sustainable future. Each piece is hyper personalised by hand with textures that make each order unique. 

Headquarters: Orlando, United States

Website: https://peraltaclothing.com/

  1. Curated for You 

Founded in 2022, Curated for You revolutionises e-commerce by helping retailers generate contextually personalised customer experiences based on each shopper’s plans and unique lifestyle. It automates trend-, event- and lifestyle-based experiences and curation across marketing channels through AI merchandising and insights technology.

The AI-powered lifestyle commerce platform has just announced a collaboration with Microsoft that aims to transform fashion discovery, starting with bringing AI-powered curations directly into everyday conversations in Microsoft Copilot. “By integrating our AI-powered lifestyle curation platform with Microsoft Copilot, we’re creating natural, contextual and personalised shopping moments that feel like conversations with a trusted friend who truly understands your needs,” said Katy Aucoin, CEO, Curated for You.

Headquarters: Austin, United States

Website: https://www.curatedforyou.io/

10. Artemis by Alpha Femtech

Budapest-based smart wearable company Alpha Femtech designed and developed smart clothing product Artemis that reduces menstrual pain. Their vision is to provide pain management solutions for people by reducing the physical and mental pain caused by menstruation under the aegis of the triangle of fashion, science, and technology.

Headquarters: Budapest, Hungary

Website: https://www.allaboutartemis.com/

  1. Lookiero

A fashion-tech e-commerce personal shopper service for women, Lookiero’s combination of smart technology and personal stylists ensure a thoughtful and personalised selection of items. For example, The Personal Shopper service which costs €10,  understands fashion, but she also knows which pieces to choose according to your silhouette, your preferences, or your lifestyle. The firm has grown rapidly since its launch in 2016 and now operates in nine countries.

Headquarters: Bilbao, Spain

Website: https://lookiero.com/

  1. Wearfits

Using e-commerce analytics with virtual try-on and precise size fitting, the mission at Wearfits is to enhance the online shopping experience, boost sales, and minimize returns. He firm offers a SaaS platform for 3D and AR objects that can be integrated with any e-commerce and mobile app. Clients pay $60 per item annually or several cents per use. Additional services include self-service virtual photo shoots with virtual models and digitised avatars of real people, offering a cost-effective and flexible alternative to traditional photo shoots.

Headquarters: Krakow, Poland

Website: https://wearfits.com/

  1. Naadam

Naadam makes heirloom-worthy cashmere styles, cutting out the middlemen so Mongolian herders are paid more and their quality knitwear costs shoppers less. It all started in the The Gobi Desert, when college friends Matthew Scanlan and Diederik Rijsemus accidentally found themselves living on a remote nomadic herding farm in Mongolia. While there, they became friends with the local herders and witnessed how cashmere traders fixed prices and kept the profits. The duo realised that they could cut out the middlemen, pay the herders more, and sell luxury knitwear for less. Naadam was born. 

Headquarters: Mongolia

Website: https://naadam.co/

  1. Atelier Society 

Helmed by CEO Sophie Friedfeld-Gebaide, Atelier Society is a revolutionary fitting service that transforms the e-commerce shopping experience to ensure clothes fit like a glove. The firm integrates custom-fit solutions into retail and e-commerce to make fashion more accessible, sustainable, and waste-free. At the heart of their mission is reinvention—rethinking how clothes should fit, how long they should last, and how they can reduce fashion’s environmental footprint.

Headquarters; New York City

Website: https://ateliersociety.com/

  1. Marla.Style

Founded by Natalia Kotlyarevskaya in 2023, Marla.Style capsule wardrobe comprises of just ten items you need to be dressed for any occasion. Their stylists pick and deliver the items to customers and let them try it on for 24 hours and buy the ones they like. This is a time and money saving approach to personal styling and the ecology-friendly cause prevents over- consumption.

Headquarters: Haifa, Israel

Website: https://marla.style/

  1. Enstyle Inc

Enstyle is a trend navigation platform for fashion brands and retailers that empowers creative teams to validate every stage of the product development process with relevant, actionable trend data — weaving media, market, and consumer insights into one collaborative space. In the pursuit of tapping into the modern zeitgeist, fashion creative teams work under immense pressure. They are expected to do more, better, and faster, to be different and relevant. With Enstyle, they can bridge the gap between what the brands produce and what consumers truly want, in real time. All of this is done using AI agents—no manual work needed.

Headquarters: New York City, United States

Website: https://enstyle.ai/

  1. Rimoda

Rimoda is an AI-enabled fully circular impact first-for profit re-commerce marketplace for fashion waste that creates commercial interoperability between pre-consumer waste (brands’ retuned and damaged merchandise) and post-consumer waste (individual used and unwanted fashion), integrating closed, loop free shopping experiences for the underprivileged. Founded by Rival Mahdi, it is a circular and traceable marketplace that allows fashion brands to sell their fashion returns, for customers to be monetised to use their unwanted clothes for discounts, and for the underprivileged to enjoy free shopping experiences.

Headquarters: Den Haag, Netherlands

Website: https://rimoda.nl/

  1. Wear-Attraction

Wear-Attraction envisions clothing as a platform that combines health-tech and self expression, offering high-quality, durable, and eco-friendly apparel with innovative customisation and tech-enabled features. At Wear Attraction, the team creates clothing that is designed with a built-in magnetic base, letting wearers transform their look in seconds. The wearers also have the option to pair it with their interchangeable Attraction Art prints to express their mood and style. What’s more, smart compartments are built into the apparel to hold wellness devices that promote health and well-being.

Headquarters: Lisbon, Portugal

Website: https://wearattraction.com/

  1. ONEBra Srl

A non-invasive, customised solution for women with breast asymmetry, the team at ONEBra Sri help women regain their serenity after the trauma of breast cancer, with a naturally shaped, lightweight and breathable prosthesis that is applied to the area of the removed breast. Per the official website: ’We aim to help women regain their serenity after the trauma of breast cancer thanks to a naturally shaped, light and breathable prosthesis that is applied to the area of the removed breast.’

Headquarters: Trento, Italy

Website: https://onebra.it/

  1. Aida Footwear

Sustainable and highly configurable footwear, Aida Footwear, is recognised for its “made in Spain” quality and focus on comfort and design. The company specialises in dance shoes, including ballet, Latin, and ballroom styles, with a strong emphasis on customisation and ergonomic support. Aida Footwear is a trendsetter and technological leader in dance shoes worldwide. For example, the model 080 ANDRA, was established in 2003 and is now all believed to have been copied widely. “Many companies try to copy our model, and heels, but the quality of shoes does not work, because we have created the technological culture and shoes made by hand of the highest level masters,” says the company. 

Headquarters: San Francisco, United States

Website: https://aidafootwear.com/

20. Maison Banraf

Maison Banraf is an ethical luxury fashion activist connecting craftsmen to customers using tech. The company embeds full traceability directly into each item and transforms industry expectations of traceable products. The brand goes beyond sustainability into activism, leveraging prestige positioning for social impact. Customers can scan their items with their phone and discover the full story from the indigenous groups they sourced materials from through to the craftsmen who made their item, to understanding their full climate and social impact.

Headquarters: Berlin, Germany

Website: https://www.banraf.com/

  1. Shop Olive

Democratising made-to-measure clothing by implementing technology in production, Olive is reimagining apparel manufacturing using AI-driven alterations, modular garment construction, and robotics-assisted production processes. Instead of mass-producing garments in standardised sizes, Olive manufactures unfinished garments in a new modular size system designed for adaptability. When a customer places an order, Olive’s AI model analyses body scan data, garment pattern measurements, and fabric properties to generate precise alteration instructions.

Headquarters: Pittsburgh, United States

Website: https://shopolive.co/

  1. Seamly Systems, Inc.

Seamly is an open-source fashion design program that allows companies of all sizes worldwide to profitably create their design patterns quickly and easily. Thousands of users all around the world have transformed the way they do business as a result of this groundbreaking technology. Many industries can benefit from Seamly’s advanced design, production, and publication features. Seamly’s single solution end-to-end workflow can create custom-sized and special-sized digital clothing for use in film, gaming, animation, and online sales. Changes made in the digital prototyping environment auto-populate to production patterns, online catalogs, and asset libraries.

Headquarters: Louisville, United States

Website: https://seamly.io/

  1. Xulfashion

Xulfashion is a marketplace and business management platform designed for the fashion and beauty industry. It connects fashion designers, beauty professionals, and event organisers with customers searching for their services. Businesses can sell online, accept bookings, manage in-store sales, and sell event tickets—all in one place. Beyond the marketplace, Xulfashion allows merchants to create their own e-commerce websites, handle offline transactions, and access tools for event promotion and ticket sales.

Headquarters: Enugu, Nigeria

Website: www.xulfashion.com/

  1. Outfino

Outfino is an innovative, AI-powered app that helps users find the perfect outfit while saving time, money, and embracing a more sustainable approach to fashion. Users can easily snap a photograph of their outfit, which the AI analyses to provide personalised suggestions on how to enhance their look or refine their style. The app promotes eco-friendly solutions by encouraging the use of existing wardrobes and offering tips on sustainable dressing. 

Headquarters: Budapest, Hungary

Website: https://outfino.io/

  1. Green Blue Brown

The firm revolutionises sustainable fashion, merging cutting-edge AR with eco-conscious practices. Imagine personalised shopping that’s ethical and convenient – that’s what it offers. The firm caters to the growing segment of eco-conscious consumers who crave transparency and ethical production, but struggle with fit and limited try-on options. By offering a curated collection of sustainable clothing, meticulously sourced with minimal environmental impact, the team prioritises ethical fashion and transparency, allowing customers to trace their garments’ journey. But, their secret weapon is their AR virtual try-on tool, leveraging technology.

Headquarters: Patna, India

Website: https://greenbluebrown.in/

  1. KNITINK

KnitInk is the first fully modular, integrated, automatic and intelligent system for control, monitoring and data processing with solutions for agricultural facilities from open field to hydroponics. It offers a set of equipment with all the features and functionalities for the monitoring, control and management of information on farms. The team is aware of the environment and sustainability and make every effort to create solutions that improve the use of water and fertilisation, as well as the use of digitisation, to improve information management processes.

Headquarters: Florence, Italy

Website: https://knitink.com/

  1. Naymish Designs

Naymish bridges the gap for artists seeking recognition, consumers desiring unique fashion, and the fashion industry needing sustainable practices, by offering a platform that transforms art into personalised, eco-friendly clothing. Sustainability is at the core of Naymish’s values; each shirt is made on demand, eliminating excess inventory and reducing waste through intelligent digitalisation. Today, Naymish stands as a testament to the power of art, the beauty of sustainability, and the importance of supporting creative communities. Each shirt is a wearable canvas, a testament to the brand’s commitment to storytelling, and a reminder that fashion can be a force for good in the world.

Headquarters: Bhopal, India

Website: https://www.naymish.com/

  1. Ganance

At Ganance, the team believes your watch can do even more. With its innovative technology, you can turn your favorite watch into a smartwatch, preserving its sentimental value and style while gaining the benefits of modern health tracking and connectivity. graduating from one of the top universities in the nation was an incredibly proud moment for founder Alex Ocampo. As a graduation present, his oldest brother bought him a Citizen Eco-Drive watch. It gave him the confidence to take on his corporate job at IBM, New York. This was IN 2015, when Fitbits and Apple Watches were gaining traction. When his brother was diagnosed with brain tumour, he remembered the watch that had been collecting dust for years since he chose data over style. Thankfully, his brother survived, but at this moment, he asked himself, “Why can’t I have both?” The watch and the data. Ganace was born. 

Headquarters: Chicago, United States

Website: https://ganance.com/

  1. Redbutton

Founded in 2017, Redbutton is a sustainable women’s wear label that creates fashion products using technology and local artistry in the design and production process. The team creates African-inspired garments and the collections have been featured in Lagos Fashion Week and New York Fashion Week. 

RedButton is now building a technology platform that will offer convenience in fashion repairs, rental, and resale of ripped and idle fashion respectively. The focus is on the working woman who has requirements for work wear, lounge wear, casual wear and accessories, crafted with love.

Headquarters: Lagos, Nigeria

Website: https://redbutton.com/en

  1. BestSecret

The BestSecret, a subsidiary of Schustermann and Borenstein GmbH, is an e-commerce firm for fashion merchandise based in Dornach, Germany. Best Secret functions as a closed, European online destination for premium and luxury off-price fashion. The Group offers its customers fashion brands at exclusive prices. At the same time, it enables its brand partners to clear overstock at scale with minimum visibility and maximum brand equity protection. The unique business model is based on its closed character with an invitation-only membership, longstanding partner and customer relationships, a tech-focused mindset, and its contribution to sustainability. Owned by Permira Funds and the founding families Schustermann and Borenstein, the company generated revenues of EUR 1.226 billion in 2023, per its likedIn, and employs around 2,300 people.

Headquarters: Aschheim, Germany

Website: https://www.bestsecret.com/

  1. Tailored, LLC

Tailored is a photo-based app enabling fashion businesses to measure quicker than ever before. The creator of patented AI, Capture — it is the first end-to-end garment scanning platform for online apparel retailers. Their software eliminates manual tasks by analysing product photographs to extract important data such as garment measurements and product descriptions. The team is working with retailers to improve workflow efficiency and reduce waste. Capture also aims to become the most effective online tool for allowing retailers to learn their customers fit-preference.

Headquarters: Naples, United States

Website: https://www.thetailoredco.com/

  1. Luxigner

An AI-driven fashion e-commerce platform connecting consumers with boutiques to democratize luxury fashion by providing accessible, high-quality, custom-made fashion, Luxigner bridges the gap between aspiration and affordability. The platform fosters a community of designers, tailors, and fashion enthusiasts from tier 2 and tier 3 cities, while contributing to an inclusive and sustainable fashion ecosystem.

Headquarters: Gwalior, India

Website: www.luxigner.org

  1. Mayavarta

India’s first AR-based phygital and sustainable fashion brand, Mayavarta is at the forefront of combining AR with fashion, offering a new dimension to apparel. Their mission is to make interactive, tech-driven fashion accessible, giving customers an immersive experience. With a focus on creativity, innovation, and digital integration, they’re building the future of fashion in India.

Headquarters: Jaipur, India

Website: https://mayavarta.com/

  1. Treas Shop

Treas is an online marketplace for fashion treasures and a creative hub for content production. At their marketplace, consumers will find clothing and jewellery from local Spanish brands. The company partners with talented designers to bring consumers a curated selection of eco-conscious, unique fashion pieces. At their content creation lab, they produce high-quality photographs and video content across industries. From e-commerce catalogues to brand campaigns, post-produced videos to 3D design, Treas Shop helps fashion brands tell their stories in a visually compelling way.

Headquarters: Barcelona, Spain

Website: https://treas.es/

  1. jellibeans

jellibeans is an innovative fashion intelligence and analytics company that empowers the fashion industry, including designers and consumers, with data-backed insights that inform decision making. The company’s eponymous product, jellibeans.com, is a consumer application that enables users access to a dashboard designed to discover new fashion brands, trends, and deals. jelli.studio is the company’s B2B product, enabling fashion designers to anticipate new trends, enabling them to create or AI generate collections.

Headquarters: California City, United States

Website: https://www.linkedin.com/company/jellibeans/about/

  1. Azura Fashion Group

Azura Fashion Group is a tech-driven company that serves as a gateway connecting fashion suppliers, brands, and resellers to global customers through their network of marketplaces, including Azura Runway and Azura Reborn. The company employs AI, Azura Transformer, which transforms raw supplier data into ‘catalogue ready’ information. Azura Fashion Group also uses technology process, Azuraffect, which manages data across multiple sites. It synchronises stock levels across all marketplaces, manages different currencies, commission levels, and pricing rules for each marketplace, and handles order and tracking uploads. One of Azura’s key differentiators is its use of AI and machine learning, enabling us to curate 380,000 products from over 1,200 brands and suppliers within 24 hours.

Headquarters: Sydney, Australia

Website: https://www.azurafashiongroup.com/

  1. The Box Outfit

Revolutionising the way men shop for fashion online, The Box Outfit has reimagined the entire experience by offering curated outfits presented as complete ensembles within a single box. Unlike traditional fashion retailers that sell individual pieces, this technology-driven platform showcases hundreds of meticulously styled outfit combinations, each handpicked by expert stylists.

Headquartered: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Website: https://theboxoutfit.com/

  1. DAMō

DAMō is a community for fashion designers and suppliers committed to sustainability. Our mission is to drive positive change in the fashion industry by providing a platform for collaboration, education, and growth. Join us in our efforts to create a more environmentally and socially responsible future in fashion.

Headquarters: Latiano, Italy

Website: www.damo_studio.com

  1. Nak3d

Nak3d creates 3D digital fashion assets using AI, to offer affordable tech packs, photoshoots and data. With their AI-driven service, e-commerce clients can save up to 80% on production costs while getting high-quality visuals. The AI photoshoots bring designs to life in detail, creating images that capture the products perfectly, without the need for samples or shoots. The team has also got the fashion ecosystem sewn up—from design to merchandise. The platform streamlines manufacturing and logistics, handling everything from concept to production. Whether it’s Snapchat, Call of Duty or Zoom, NAK3D creates digital models that are perfect for gaming, virtual meetings, or social media.

Headquarters: London, United Kingdom

Website: https://www.nak3d.xyz/

  1. ClosetUp

This e-commerce platform for second-hand clothing operates in a B2B model, with a focus on promoting sustainability and reducing the negative impact of fashion on the environment. The firm paves the way in the sustainable fashion cycle in Colombia and Latin America, thanks to their rigorous quality standards and solid alliances with committed suppliers.

Headquarters: Bogota, Colombia

Website: https://closetup.com/

  1. Loisnyks Design

Loisnyks Design is a garment manufacturing company established to engage in the design and production of Made-to-Measure and Ready-to-Wear African-focused classic and haute couture outfits that projects the region’s rich cultural heritage. The company began operation in the year 2018 but was duly registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission as a business in federal capital territory Nigeria in 2019. The company has a clearly defined goal of meeting the local and export market demand for made in Nigeria brands.

Headquarters: Abuja, Nigeria

  1. Setta International LLC

The first phygital e-commerce store specialising in jumpsuits, SETTA aims to cater to all body types and sizes. Their designers and talented artisans have spent years perfecting each garment. All pieces are fierce, form-fitting and striking; created from unique fabrics, bold colors and exceptional tailoring. The collection is designed to transition from day to night, from boiler-suits to playsuits: SETTA creates classic silhouettes with a modern twist. The team has spent years perfecting the jumpsuit, each one designed to accentuate the wearer’s individuality and stand out from the crowd.

Headquarters: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Website: https://setta6.com/

  1. The House of LR&C

The House of LR&C is a fashion house built to democratise retail and redefine the way the fashion industry works; to make it inclusive, community-led and, above all, to create large-scale positive change. The House includes Good Man Brand, Human Nation, and Lita by Ciara.

Headquarters: Seattle, United States

Website: https://lsvp.com/company/the-house-of-lrc/

  1. Zainab Sumu

Zainab Sumu Primitive Modern creates limited edition designs for the culture connoisseur. With her travels across the African Diaspora as inspiration, founder Zainab Sumu creates designs that immerse consumers in the beauty of colour, texture and imagination. The textiles are sustainably produced in a textile mill in Como using silk, wool, linen, and cotton. Sumu is a multi-disciplinary artist who draws influence from her upbringing in West Africa and her travels in London and Paris. Amongst permanent collections, her work is showcased in The Quin House, Boston, and the Beth Israel Deaconess Center, Boston.

Headquarters: Cambridge, United States

Website: https://www.zainabsumu.com/

  1. Footshop

Peter Hajduček founded Footshop out of pure passion for sneakers in 2011 in Prague. Since the first order he stuck to the vision of building an inclusive community, great service and a brand that transcends the region. In that time, they’ve expanded to over fifteen countries, released countless collaborations with global brands, and ship over a million pairs of sneakers.

Headquarters Prague, Czech Republic

Website: https://www.footshop.eu/en/about

  1. OpenWardrobe

The one-size-fits-all “complete the look” approach falls short of capturing individual customers’ tastes. So the team at OpenWardrobe developed an AI-driven personal stylist that crafts unique style recommendations for every customer, considering their specific preferences, whether it’s pairing florals with florals or other choices. Moreover, the system considers body shapes to provide tailored suggestions, reducing returns. By partnering with them, fashion brands enhance the shopping experience on their e-commerce sites, boost conversions, and significantly decrease return rates.

Headquarters: Redwood City, United States

Website: https://www.openwardrobe.co/

  1. Swag Kicks

A sustainable fashion platform for Pakistani Gen-Z and Millennials, Swag Kicks sells 100% original pre-loved shoes as low as $30 a pair from top international brands like Adidas, Nike, Reebok, Puma, and Jordans. In doing so, the team brings the best of global sneaker culture to Pakistan at a fraction of the price of a shoe’s brand-new counterparts.

Headquarters: Karachi, Pakistan

Website: www.swagkicks.com

  1. Save your wardrobe

Circular platform streamlining the fashion retail after sales experience, Save Your Wardrobe is a RetailTech startup with a circular digital platform tailored for fashion brands and retailers to streamline the after-sales experience through digital wardrobes and care- and- repair services. Their aftercare solution is global and decentralised leveraging local vetted suppliers. Founder Hasna Kourda has a background in Economics and Corporate Strategy. Her grandmother would up-cycle garments to create Kilim; a handwoven rug in Tunisia. Inspired by her grandmother’s rags to rugs approach, and after witnessing overconsumption across Europe, Kourda’s idea for Save Your Wardrobe was born. Her passion for a circular fashion economy led her to co-found the company along with her husband, Mehdi Doghri, in 2017. In 2020, amidst the pandemic, Save Your wardrobe app was born — a tech platform drawing from an ecosystem of aftercare services and a digital wardrobe that supports a closed loop where waste is reduced. 

Headquarters: Tunis, Tunisia

Website: https://www.saveyourwardrobe.com/

  1. Cappasity

Cappasity is a comprehensive solution for the interactive visualisation of products in 3D, which creates an immersive shopping experience for e-commerce. Cappasity lets companies create and deliver 3D/VR/AR experiences to blur the line between online and in-store shopping. It is the first scalable and easy-to-adopt solution for complex e-commerce projects that only takes three minutes to create a 3D and embed it into a store. Their clients see higher conversion rates, higher time on the product page, less returns and less customer inquiries when their products have interactive 3D images. The platform provides 3D analytics tool based on AI to track customers’ online behavior and ensure the best product presentation online.

Headquarters: Santa Clara, United States

Website: https://www.cappasity.com/

  1. StyleScan, Inc

StyleScan is an AI-based software engineering company providing virtual outfitting and styling solutions for the fashion industry. Their flagship web-based application, StyleStudio, empowers fashion companies to digitally dress real people in their merchandise. This dramatically streamlines on-model image creation, significantly accelerates speed-to-market, and extend cost-saving opportunities for apparel and accessories companies.

Headquarters: Los Angeles, United States

Website: https://stylescan.com/

  1. Shorty Shop

The one-stop shop for short fashion, Shorty Shop is the first-ever fashion marketplace designed exclusively for short women. Their website and app bring together short-friendly clothing from major brands, boutiques, designers, and specialty retailers so women under 5’4” no longer have to struggle to find trend-centric, well-fitting styles. Instead of searching through dozens of websites, dealing with limited stock, and signing up for waitlists, Shorty Shop makes shopping easy by consolidating short-size options into one platform.

Headquarters: San Diego, United States

Website: https://storyshort.ai/

  1. Nomad X Collective

Fashion tech meets sustainability, empowering conscious design and innovation, Nomad X Collective is an online marketplace at the intersection of fashion and climate tech, dedicated to transforming sustainable fashion and the circular economy. The team connects conscious consumers with young designers and independent artists worldwide, promoting creators who prioritise eco-friendly, ethical, and innovative design.

The mission is to reshape the textile and fashion industry by championing resource efficiency, durability, and transparency.

Headquarters: Berlin, Germany

Website: https://www.nomadxcollective.com/

  1. The Fashion Network™

The Fashion Network™ is a revolutionary digital TV channel and streaming platform that celebrates the creativity, diversity, and global influence of the fashion industry. Streaming on Roku, Amazon FireTV, AppleTV, and Android/iOS mobile platforms, The Fashion Network™ serves as a hub for fashion enthusiasts, professionals, and emerging talent to connect, engage, and explore the multifaceted world of style. Designed to democratize fashion, The Fashion Network™ offers unparalleled access to the industry’s pulse, featuring exclusive content that spans runway shows and trend forecasts. 

Headquarters: New York City, United States

Website: https://www.thefashionnetwork.co.uk/

  1. Ducastor’s Vintage Vault

Ducastor’s Vintage Vault is a groundbreaking platform that combines the classic charm of vintage fashion with cutting-edge technology. The platform is curated by Marietta Ducastor, a digital vintage copilot, who presents each item’s historical and cultural significance and also guarantees its authenticity with blockchain-enabled digital twinning.

Headquarters: Tallinn, Estonia

  1. IORIA

Hardware and Software technological solution in white label aggregating virtual reality, augmented reality and e-commerce technologies for fashion.

Headquarters:  Milan, Italy

Website: https://ioria.ai/

  1. White Pattern

Fashion brands need patterns for each collection. White Pattern is a partner in fashion businesses’ collection development. Adaptive pattern making, in plus sizes for men and women, is their expertise. The wastage, that is caused by inconsistent and bad fits, rises during production. The garment industry is responsible for ten percent of the global carbon emissions. Yet there is a huge saving potential. This is where White Pattern comes in. 

Headquarters: Berlin, Germany

https://whitepattern.clothing/en/

  1. Stashwear

Stashwear, based in Madagascar, emphasises quality, functionality and social responsibility. Currently specialising in a streetwear line including T-shirts, jogging suits, sweatshirts and shorts, the brand is already expanding into a casual wear collection including jackets and pants, with future plans for fashion accessories such as bags and wallets using raw materials available in Madagascar. Founded in 2022, Stashwear strives to make fashion accessible to all Malagasy people and the world.

Headquarters: Antananarivo, Madagascar

https://www.instagram.com/stashwear/

  1. VKirotete Designs

VKirotete Designs specialises in leather bags and handmade brass jewellery. They use premium leather and pure cotton that is locally sourced and use recycled brass for the hardware. Over the years, the team discovered a niche need for high-profile, busy professionals who have a  lot on their minds and are seeking for a solution to keep track of their valuables while on the go which is where the INIA project was started. They wanted to design a leather bag that attaches to smart devices like phones and other “smart” valuables to enhance productivity by eliminating worry for their customers.

Headquarters: Nairobi, Kenya

Website: https://www.vkirotet.com/

  1. Quik-Tailor

Quik-Tailor connects consumers with fashion designers closest to them. Using their Ai powered technology, size measurements and chosen design, Quik-Tailor allows consumers to see how exactly the dress look on them in real time in a 3D outlook before requesting for custom design or buying it from retail stores.

Headquarters: Delaware, United States

https://www.linkedin.com/company/quik-tailor

  1. Delfi: Fashionable AI

Using AI as a fashion advisor, data analyst, and virtual model, Delfi offers retailers e-commerce that delivers intent-based recommendations. It uses computer vision to “see” and analyze each product, generating enriched data that powers recommendations and automatically enhances each product page on the retailer’s site. Further enhancing the catalog, product images without a photoshoot can be updated using realistic AI models.

Headquarters: Buenos Aires, Argentina

Website: https://delfi.chat/

  1. SOPO

SOPO revolutionises networking with NFC chip-enabled wearables. At SOPO, the team provides wearable digital business cards in the form of NFC chip-enabled lapel pins, brooches, and cufflinks. Their innovative product allows professionals to easily exchange their contact information with a simple tap, eliminating the need for physical business cards. With SOPO, users can create and customize their digital business cards, link their social media accounts, schedule appointments, showcase their work or achievements, accept digital payments, and more. The goal is to streamline networking efforts and provide a sleek and practical solution for professionals to connect.

Headquarters: Missouri City, United States

https://www.linkedin.com/company/wearabledigitalbusinesscard/

  1. ciriana/ tumulto

A luxury menswear sustainable brand rooted in technology, Ciriana is an Italian brand created in 2013 by Sofia, a fashion lover with a cosmopolitan mind. Drifting continuously towards cleaner and healthier products in 2023 Sofia successfully led her company through a transition into organic, utilising fabrics made of certified biodynamic cotton and biological silk. Natural, plant-based dyes and eco printing have become new trademarks, and today the brand offers three distinct brands: Ciriana Haute Coat, a women’s coats line, Tumulto, artistic menswear and couture.

Headquarters: Milan, Italy

Website: https://www.ciriana.it/

  1. TheYutes

TheYutes is a fashion commerce platform that connects global and local fashion brands with customers through an end-to-end ecosystem. The team empowers merchants with tools for scaling, including automated logistics, AI-driven insights, and influencer collaborations. For influencers, they provide access to paid brand partnerships and tools to grow their reach. Customers enjoy affordable fashion with fast delivery in under four hours and a best-in-class sizing system.

Headquarters: Lagos, Nigeria

Website: www.theyutes.com

  1. Culto Milano

A fashion tech startup that aims to become the leading e-commerce platform in Italy for the B2C sale of second-hand, pre-loved clothing, Culto Milano retails clothes through events, fairs, and people who contact them expressing interest.

Headquarters: Milan, Italy

Website: https://www.culti.com/

  1. waer

Waer helps travelers finding clothes to rent apparel at their travel destinations. It saves their time in packing and reduces check-in time. Whether they need stylish, comfortable or practical clothes, its already at their destinations waiting! The lighter luggage weight also saves the fuel consumption and reduces carbon footprints especially for long distance travel via airplanes. It will be the one portal to find all local clothing rental providers, one membership to access all available clothings and one payment method. 

Headquarters: Amsterdam, Netherlands

Website: https://www.waer.org/

  1. Amiwa

Amiwa is democratising access to fashion to those with limited disposable income. Studying at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising and working at Disney Consumer Products, founder Sidney witnessed firsthand the overproduction and waste retailers experience. With a mission to democratise access to clothing, Amiwa was born. Their vision is to expand access to those with limited disposable income and create a sustainable fashion lifecycle by extending clothing use.

Headquarters: Los Angeles, United States

Website: www.myamiwa.com/

  1. Prelude.fr

The first sustainable, made-to-order fashion brand offering made-to-order pieces designed by a former Givenchy designer, Prelude.fr solves lack of availability and industry waste by providing unique, sustainable clothing made to specific requirements. After seven years of creating products for major cosmetic brands, the founder wanted to put her skills at the service of parents. Passionate about drawing and writing, she was inspired by her experience to design useful and elegant products. Prelude’s focus is on prioritizing people and the planet by creating clothing that is ethically crafted and that has a meaningful story and purpose. The team aims to celebrate the individuals who bring their products to life, from artisans to designers.

Headquarters: New York City, United States

Website: https://prelude.fr/

  1. WE WEAR 

We Wear is a tech company providing virtual fitting solutions for fashion retail through cutting-edge virtual fitting solutions. The tech company is specialized in transforming the shopping experience for fashion brands by integrating an advanced customer digitalization process. Their offerings include precise size suggestion services, immersive virtual try-ons, and interactive 3D configurators. These solutions are meticulously designed to enrich the customer experience, whether in-store or online, fostering enhanced brand loyalty and significantly reducing return rates.

Headquarters: Milan, Italy

Website: https://wewear.in/

  1. Atalyé

Atalyé is an on-demand + made-to-measure fashion service for customers and brands. The team uses technology to engineer contemporary-classic garments that will fit the customer. The customer can choose the cut that fits their body perfectly. They offer a variety of silhouettes, colours and fabrics. Using pioneering technology and 3D body scanning, they generate sewing garment patterns ready for manufacturing within minutes. The company manufacture locally, so it takes only a few days for the customised garment to be ready to be sent to its owner.

Headquarters: Amsterdam, Netherlands

Website: https://atalye.com/

  1. feriaropa

Feriaropa.com is dedicated to the purchase and sale of textile products between users. Providing a space where users can connect and familiarise themselves with each other with home deliveries and different forms of payment. Using this system they will have the possibility to sell totally free and to buy easily, quickly and effectively throughout the country.

Headquarters: Buenos Aires, Argentina

Website: https://feriaropa.com/

  1. YOLOgram Style

YOLOgram is an avatar app where users can style their avatar with branded fashion and share stories. The app gamifies e-commerce and social media engagement, offering brands new revenue streams from virtual garments and empowering the placement of branded apparel in user generated immersive stories. Users can see how clothes drape with movement, eliminating guesswork and leading to more confident purchases. YOLOgram tackles this head-on with its combination of hyper-realistic 3D clothing and personalized avatars.

Website: https://www.yologram.com/

Worldwide 

  1. Stylebitt

Stylebitt enables fashion businesses to create great customer experiences from the moment a customer walks into their fashion house to the moment their order gets delivered. They’ve built features that enable fashion businesses to collect up to sixty data points on each customer, provide production visibility and notifications to the customers and managers for each order, generate invoices to trigger prompt payments, track income and expenditure and manage their team.

Headquarters: Lagos, Nigeria

Website: https://stylebitt.com/

  1. Pattern Project

A seamless, people-centred technology for on-demand clothing manufacturing, Pattern Project produces mid-luxury customised made-to-order garments, moments after an order is placed. Their ambition is to transform the global fashion industry to a ‘no-stock’ model and create a network of distributed micro-factories that manufacture items of high quality.

Headquarters: London, United Kingdom

Website: https://designage.org/directory/pattern-project/

  1. Placebo digital fashion house

Placebo is a Metaverse fashion house designing fashion for gaming and XR. A native digital fashion house that explores identities and blurs the boundaries between physical and digital fashion, Placebo’s collections are always genderless, size-less and ageless. The team crafts fashion for different XR platforms and gaming studios, creates iconic fashion moments in gaming and are always on track when it comes to technology and how to use it when it comes to utilizing digital fashion.

Headquarters: Stockholm, Sweden

https://www.placebodfh.com

  1. MAHLA

A contemporary fashion brand combining style and sustainability, MAHLA is a fresh and innovative Copenhagen-based clothing brand. The brand was build on the values of courage, respect and honesty. They create products with strong aesthetics, soul and purpose. Playfulness, functionality and circular design merge together in MAHLA’s pieces. MAHLA’s signature style is a vivid blend of street style combined with delicate materials and feminine cuts. The products are made from carefully selected sustainable materials – a combination of organic, natural fabrics, recycled fibers and wide variety of upcycled materials.

  Headquarters: Copenhagen, Denmark

Website: https://mahlaclothing.com/

76. StyleTheory

Southeast Asia’s largest circular fashion platform since 2016, StyleTheory democratises access to apparel and bags that don’t cost the wallet or the planet. The team believes positive change happens when we rent, buy or consign. Whether it’s a power outfit today or loungewear tomorrow, sizing up or down, or switching to a sustainable lifestyle, there is no need for only-wore-this-once remorse or the environmental guilt — just well-made styles and feel-good prices. Services include apparel and bags rental, consignment, restoration and preloved clothes and bags.

Headquarters: Singapore

Website: https://www.styletheory.co/

77. Alta

Have you ever been stuck on what to wear? Well, Alta will curate looks for you based on your style, weather, occasion, and closet—with the help of artificial intelligence. The application, which is powered by over a dozen A.I. models trained by the Alta team, serves as a personal style companion with the mission of helping us discover what to wear. Founded by Jenny Wang, the app has entrepreneur and supermodel Jasmine Tookes as an investor, and as someone constantly on the go, the Victoria’s Secret Angel uses Alta to help her pack and travel the world. She even as her premium activewear brand JOJA onboarded onto the platform.

Moreover, AI-powered styling tools like Alta support sustainable fashion practices by encouraging smarter purchases and reducing returns caused by sizing or style mismatches. With data analytics, fashion brands gain insights into customer behaviour and preferences, enabling more accurate inventory planning and minimises waste. As the fashion industry continues to embrace digital transformation, AI styling apps are emerging as essential tools in enhancing customer satisfaction, streamlining operations, and staying competitive in an increasingly personalised marketplace.

Headquarters: New York

Website: www.alta.ai

  1. Maison Merikerho

A fashion tech brand that uses NFTs to increase the user experience by connecting physical products to the web3.0. The NFT provides Certificate of Made In Italy, Eco-sustainability certificate, Certificate of ownership of the product, Artwork and Digital product to be worn in the metaverses.

Headquarters: London, United Kingdom

https://www.linkedin.com/company/maison-merikerho/

  1. The Tee Point

The Tee Point envisions taking Visual Artists to the next level by connecting them to the Global Market. The team is providing a platform to traditional artists and graphic designers by recognising their artwork, digitalising it, and re-creating the same on merchandise products. Through this initiative they will connect the artist with their target audience and at the same time provide unique products to their customers.

Headquarters: Ahmadabad, India

Website: https://theteepoint.com/

  1. ProworldFashion

ProworldFashion is a digital agency that help fashion designers with communication and visual identity. It specialises in customised and digitally optimised services to cater to the different needs of fashion brands to make them unique, efficient, optimised and sustainable. “Our services are focused on creating solutions for digital, adapted to the needs of your brand, in order to attract customers and drive sales. In this way, in addition to reducing the ecological footprint and contributing to environmental sustainability, we offer a service whose speed, quality and efficiency stand out for its personalized service to each customer.”

Headquarters: Aveiro, Portugal

Website: https://proworldfashion.pt/

  1. Madeby Planet Earth Ltd

Whether you are a brand or a service provider, Madeby is building an ecosystem of connected retail services Their B2B SaaS offering allows fashion brands to unlock the full value of products from downstream transactions such as resale, rental, repair and recycling, with ready-made integrations, and real-time, actionable data. It is accompanied by a B2C app for consumers that incentivises re-commerce and turns them into ambassadors, increasing brand loyalty and LTV. Madeby’s granular data management helps brands meet sustainability targets and prepare for upcoming regulations including the EU ESPR which mandates a Digital Product Passport.

Headquarters: London, United Kingdom

Website: https://www.madeby.earth/

  1. FixThatShirt

Simplifying fashion repairs and alterations for brands and consumers with technology, Fix That Shirt mobile app offers people the possibility to use their loved clothes for longer and always have a well-fitted ensemble.

Thanks to its intuitive and easy-to-use platform, Fix That Shirt allows people to repair, resize or restyle their garments without having to search for a tailor. It is the go-to app for all your fashion wardrobe’s care needs.

Headquarters: Paris, France

Website: https://fixthatshirt.com/

  1. BLANC Fashion

BLANC is an all-in-one sales solution that empowers fashion and beauty brands… a Product Lifecycle Management platform, tailor-made for the fashion, beauty, and home industries… A one-stop-shop and easy to use solution that solves most of the system integration and other existing barriers. Beyond a system, premium packages include support for marketing strategy, consultancy, and local sales representatives.

Headquarters: London, United Kingdom

Website: https://blancfashion.com/

  1. Phoebe Jon

Created by women for women, Phoebe Jon is a timeless brand that focuses on seasonless fabrics in timeless silhouettes, in the tailored essentials for working women. Inspired by her mother’s professional wardrobe and a menswear approach to dressing, founder Wang designed a collection of thoughtful styles meant to be the building blocks of modern women’s wardrobe, professional–yet feminine. Since launching in 2022, Phoebe Jon has steadily grown by word of mouth, as women find out about her great-fitting trousers.

Headquarters: Boston, United States

Website: https://www.thephoebejon.com/

  1. Fassion

A community-driven e-marketplace to discover and purchase independent fashion labels!

Headquarters: Manchester, United Kingdom

Website: https://www.fassion.co.uk/

  1. Stitched.co.uk

Tackling the global home interiors market starting with curtains + blinds, Stitched is a fast-growing venture-backed e-commerce company leading an online home improvement revolution with 3D and immersive technology, accessible design and sustainable products, starting with curtains and blinds.

Headquarters: London, United Kingdom

Website: https://www.stitched.co.uk/ 

  1. Vitals (Health Fashion)

Who wouldn’t want discreet emergency call buttons hidden in rings, earrings, and necklaces? Life-saving company Vitals makes fashion accessories like rings, earrings, and other jewellery that double as discreet, instant emergency response medical devices.

Headquarters: Berkeley, United States

https://cultstore.com/products/vitals-lifestyle-t-shirt-601423 

  1. Holy Swap!

The holy grail among marketplaces, Holy Swap! helps people to maximise the use phase of products and minimise the impact of their consumption on the planet. An innovative swap platform for used products. Circular, fun and ‘hybrid’. A place where like-minded people can swap products, offline at one of the existing swap events, and soon also online in an app.

Headquarters: Amsterdam, Netherlands

Website: https://www.holyswap.nl/

  1. Faslet

At Faslet, they’ve built a groundbreaking platform that transforms the online shopping experience by addressing one of the e-commerce sector’s most persistent challenges: finding the perfect fit. Leveraging advanced algorithms and a user-friendly interface, their team offers personalized size recommendations for clothing and footwear through a series of simple questions about the shopper’s body metrics. This enhances customer satisfaction and significantly reduces returns, benefiting both consumers and retailers.

Headquarters: Rotterdam, Netherlands

Website: https://site.faslet.me/

  1. WhatAreThose!? LLC

Simply take a picture of a pair of sneakers, and the AI-driven app will you give the name and best places to buy them from! The team provides services as a SaaS Platform to fashion based businesses and marketplaces in Identification, authentication and recommendations of products in their inventory with  their extensive AI models and APIs.

Headquarters: San Francisco, United States

link: https://www.whatarethose.co/ 

  1. Lyst

Lyst is a global fashion shopping platform, connecting more than 160m shoppers annually with the best brands. Fusing artificial intelligence with fashion intelligence, the team curates products from over 27,000 brands and stores to help users discover and purchase products in a way that is easy, fun and personal. Instead of browsing different stores, Lyst helps users see and shop all of fashion, all at once. If you’re looking for something specific, you’ll see the best options in stock anywhere (in your size, at the best price). If you’re hunting down something rare, you’ll find it. And when you’re just browsing – with the biggest data set in fashion, they can always see what’s hot, where, and why.

Headquarters: London

Website: https://www.lyst.com/

  1. Altava AI

ALTAVA AI is an inclusive, all-in-one design tool, allowing users to create prints, materials, stickers and sketches. No installation required, just a simple interface that’s easy to learn — describe with words your desired texture and their AI will craft a bespoke print! Or, transform your 3D garments from CLO or Blender into Roblox-compatible outfits with ease. Whether you’re a designer or hobbyist, bring your creations to life in the dynamic world of Roblox.

Headquarters: worldwide 

Website: https://altava.com/

  1. Space Runners

Space Runners is a fashion-tech platform that empowers users by providing intuitive tools to enable design, creation, and collaboration. The team is building the most intuitive tools which enable anyone to create, innovate, collaborate and grow in the fashion space. Key areas of focus include designing and launching digital fashion items that can be worn in virtual worlds and metaverses, often in the form of NFTs. Their AI-powered platform, ABLO, facilitates collaboration and co-creation between brands, creators, and consumers, allowing for the creation of new designs and monetisation opportunities. They are actively involved in the metaverse, with plans to launch their own metaverse space called Spaceverse.

Website: https://spacerunners.com/

Headquarters: Houston 

  1. Curated for You

     Founded by Katy Aucoin and  Mary Brendza, Curated for You is an AI-driven lifestyle commerce platform designed to revolutionise e-commerce by aligning product discovery with consumer lifestyles. The platform uses a proprietary Lifestyle Knowledge Graph to detect consumer motivations and automate the creation of trend, event, and lifestyle-based products. By integrating lifestyle data into the retail experience, Curated for You helps retailers like Revolve, Saks Off 5th, and Steve Madden increase conversion rates by up to 6x.

Website: https://www.curatedforyou.io/

Headquarters: Houston

  97. Revery.AI

  Founded by Kedan Li and Jeffrey Zhang, Revery AI Inc. is a cutting-edge startup specialising in virtual dressing room technology for online fashion retailers. Leveraging computer vision and artificial intelligence, Revery AI enables shoppers to mix and match garments and see them worn by customisable virtual models. This scalable solution enhances online engagement and conversion rates, with clients reporting increases in sales. Revery AI is expanding, aiming to integrate its technology with more retailers and improve body type capabilities to offer a more personalized shopping experience.

Website: https://www.revery.ai/

Headquarters: Emeryville, California

  1. Modi

     Founded by  Ileana D, Catalina Del Risco and  Andrea Del Risco, Modi is an innovative startup that offers an apparel business intelligence platform utilizing AI and big data analytics. Founded in 2022, Modi’s innovation is in its virtual fitting technology, which ensures precise fit for consumers, reducing returns and wastage. The platform provides deep insights into consumer preferences and sizing trends, helping retailers optimise their inventory and improve customer satisfaction. By leveraging advanced AI techniques, Modi aims to transform the apparel industry, making it more efficient and customer-centric.

Website: https://www.linkedin.com/company/modi-fit/

Headquarters: Miami 

  1. 3DLOOK

Founded by Vadim Rogovskiy,  Whitney Cathcart and  Ivan Makeev, 3DLOOK is a pioneering company in AI-powered mobile body scanning and virtual fitting solutions. Founded in 2016, 3DLOOK’s technology enables accurate 3D body models and the capture of precise body measurements using a smartphone camera. This platform serves apparel and wellness industries, by providing precise body measurements for custom sizing. By enhancing the online retail experience and reducing returns, 3DLOOK helps retailers increase customer loyalty and satisfaction. 

Website: https://3dlook.ai/

Headquarters: San Mateo

  1. RTFKT

RTFKT was founded in 2020 by Steven Vasilev, Chris Le and Benoit Pagotto, as a digital renaissance powered by creative chaos. While traditional fashion houses were still trying to understand the Metaverse or Virtual Collectibles, RTFKT transformed digital designs into physical reality, creating a new paradigm. RTFKT’s operations defy conventional corporate structure. Their collaborations, from the Identity-warping Clone X Avatar project with Takashi Murakami to their groundbreaking sneakers innovations with Nike, aren’t merely products — they’re manifestations of cultural fusion that combine the raw energy of gaming culture with the craftsmanship of high-end fashion. Each project serves as a testament to what happens when creativity breaks free from traditional constraints.

Website: https://rtfkt.com/

Headquarters: South Jordan, Utah, United States