Participated · Series B · Jul 2026

Fleek operates a B2B marketplace that connects wholesale secondhand clothing suppliers and graders with retailers, resellers and boutiques worldwide, supported by proprietary AI tools. Its Fleek Sort model identifies, categorises and grades garments from images and videos to digitise inventory before listing on the marketplace. The platform also includes AI-powered pricing, search, recommendation and matching tools that continuously improve through marketplace activity. Fleek says its platform connects more than 2,000 wholesale suppliers and graders with over 50,000 retailers, resellers and boutiques across more than 100 countries and has helped keep more than 12 million clothing items in circulation. The company was founded in 2021 by Abhi Arora and Sanket Agarwal. Fleek plans to scale its technology platform, expand its engineering team and further develop AI capabilities as it grows its global network of buyers and suppliers.

Led · Seed · Jul 2026

Whering, founded in 2021, is a UK-based platform that helps users digitise their wardrobes, plan outfits, pack for travel and share styling ideas. The company reported a user base of 10 million globally at the time of the announced funding. Whering integrates wardrobe management with styling tools and aims to connect those capabilities to resale channels to promote circular and intentional fashion consumption. Following its $7 million seed round, the company plans to roll out AI-driven personalised outfit recommendations that factor in weather, mood and occasion. Product roadmap items funded by the round include image enhancement, gallery scanning to identify clothing from photos, and virtual try-on functionality. The company intends to use these features and expanded resale integrations to increase engagement and extend the lifespan of users' clothing.

Participated · Series A · Jun 2026

Alitheon develops FeaturePrint, an optical-AI system that captures unique surface details of physical objects to create immutable digital identities without tags, labels, or stickers. The company positions FeaturePrint as a 1-to-1 serialization method that enables provenance, anti-counterfeiting, and zero-trust verification across industries from industrial parts to healthcare and luxury goods. Alitheon holds more than 55 issued patents around its technology. The firm says its solution links physical items to digital records via standard camera scans, eliminating external markers that can be damaged or spoofed. Alitheon is headquartered in Bellevue, Wash., and the company plans to use newly raised capital to accelerate global deployment of its technology. Financially, the most recent disclosed funding is the $8 million Series A1 announced in June 2026, with participation from Emerald Technology Ventures, eBay Ventures, and existing investors.

Participated · Series B · May 2026

Decart develops real-time AI infrastructure and a world-model platform for AI applications. The company is described as an Israeli AI unicorn valued at $4 billion following its latest financing. Decart plans to use the new capital to expand its real-time infrastructure and advance its world-model platform. Amazon has joined as a strategic customer, reflecting early commercial adoption. The company attracted strategic and venture investors in the round, including NVIDIA and several prominent VCs and industry backers. Prior funding details were not reported in the provided article.

Led · Equity · Apr 2025

Refiberd builds hyperspectral imaging and AI technology to identify textile fiber composition and enable accurate sorting for recycling. Its system can be integrated into existing recycling infrastructures so materials are processed with the correct methods and turned into new, usable fibers. The product targets the waste-sorting dilemma in fashion to advance textile-to-textile recycling. Refiberd was named eBay's Circular Fashion Innovator of the Year and received mentorship and industry access through the program. CEO Sarika Bajaj said the investment will help close a significant round, expand the technology to new recycling partners, and strengthen the company's AI capabilities. Refiberd is a US business. Refiberd builds hyperspectral imaging and AI systems to identify textile materials and blends to enable accurate sorting for textile-to-textile recycling. The company points hyperspectral cameras at garments, samples dozens to hundreds of bands of light, and uses neural networks plus generative AI to distinguish thousands of textiles and fill gaps in its dataset. Refiberd has assembled a sample library of over 10,000 entries and generates synthetic spectra to improve model accuracy for materials not present in its collection. One camera unit can eventually sort up to 7 million pounds of material, and the startup is targeting pilots with textile companies, chemical recyclers, mechanical recyclers, and textile sorters to refine its product. Founded three years ago by Sarika Bajaj and Tushita Gupta, Refiberd frames its work as a response to the roughly 14 million tons of clothing landfilled or incinerated annually in the U.S. The company will use its recent funding to roll out initial pilots and further develop its hardware and AI models.