Irish tech company Tailr raises €700,000 to help drive change in fashion industry

Irish software company Tailr has raised €700,000 in investment to help fund its plans to drive sustainable fashion in the garment industry.

The funding was raised from Delta Partners, UK-based Haatch and Enterprise Ireland. Angel investors also participated in the round. The investment will help the company scale its operations and expand its market reach. The company, which was founded by Shana Chu, offers cloud-based software to help streamline production, ensure consistent sizing and tackle excessive waste. The software as a service platform enables data to flow in real time between design teams, fabric mills, and factories.

“In an era where the fashion industry is grappling with waste and inconsistent sizing, Tailr’s innovative platform offers a comprehensive solution. Our technology empowers clothing brands to streamline production, enhance sustainability, and deliver consistent sizing from season to season,” said Ms Chu. “This achievement is a testament to our team’s perseverance and the incredible potential of Tailr.

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