Littlebox, a Gen Z-focused D2C fast fashion brand, has raised INR 17.5 Cr (approximately $2 million) in a seed funding round.
The round was co-led by Huddle Ventures Fund and Prath Ventures, with participation from several angel investors.
The fresh capital will be used to bolster Littlebox’s tech stack, expand its team, and scale operations.
The startup is targeting the INR 100 Cr revenue milestone, leveraging a mix of new design drops, brand-building initiatives, and SKU expansion to drive growth.
Founded in 2021 by husband-wife duo Partha Kakati and Rimjhim Deka, Littlebox sells trendy and affordable fashion through its website and mobile app. Deka, who also founded Street Style Store in 2012, brings a decade-long D2C fashion experience to the table.
Operating on a 15-day inventory cycle, the Guwahati-based startup launches new designs every two weeks and avoids overstocking. Its proprietary backend tech stack helps forecast demand by analyzing customer behavior on its platform, giving it an edge over seasonal fashion players.
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Currently offering 100 SKUs, Littlebox plans to scale to 1,200 SKUs by the end of the fiscal year. It operates its own manufacturing and warehousing units in Delhi NCR and employs around 100 people.
Littlebox claims to have been profitable since inception, with a 104% jump in revenue from INR 27 Cr in FY24 to INR 55 Cr in FY25. Net profit surged 318% to INR 2.3 Cr in the same period. The brand has fulfilled over 2.1 Mn orders and garners about 100K daily website visitors.
