QB MEN Funding: Raises Pre-Seed Round Led by BeyondSeed
- QB MEN has raised a pre-seed round led by BeyondSeed, with participation from Rajkot Ventures and Prajay Advisors.
- Founded by Yash Bothra in 2020, the Jaipur-based brand focuses on printed menswear.
- QB MEN reports a 23.8% repeat purchase rate and is targeting 100% year-on-year growth.
Jaipur-based menswear startup QB MEN has raised pre-seed funding in a round led by BeyondSeed, with participation from Rajkot Ventures and Prajay Advisors.
Founded by Yash Bothra in 2020, QB MEN operates in the accessible premium menswear segment, focusing on printed apparel that combines traditional Indian motifs with contemporary designs. Its product portfolio includes printed shirts, kurtas, co-ord sets and jackets.
The company plans to deploy the fresh capital towards brand building, content creation, improving customer experience, retention marketing, community engagement and expanding its distribution network. The funding amount and valuation have not been disclosed.
About QB MEN
A key part of QB MEN’s positioning is its focus on prints as the starting point of product design. The brand develops its collections around visual artwork and Indian-inspired patterns, applying them across different menswear categories rather than limiting its offerings to conventional solid-colour apparel.
The company says it has recorded a repeat purchase rate of 23.8%, indicating that a portion of its customers return to buy additional products. It is targeting 100% year-on-year growth over the next 12 months.
QB MEN currently sells through its own website, online marketplaces including Myntra and Jaypore, and select offline retail stores. Its official website also highlights Jaipur as its design and manufacturing base, with the brand shipping to international markets, including the UAE, the UK and the US.
What’s Next
With the new capital, QB MEN plans to broaden its product range to include chinos, trousers and apparel for children, including kids’ and boys’ wear. The proposed expansion would take the brand beyond its current focus on printed shirts, kurtas and coordinated sets.
The company is also prioritising content creation, community engagement and retention marketing as part of its next phase. These initiatives are expected to support customer acquisition and repeat purchases while building recognition for its print-led product positioning.
