Fashion supply chain startup Thimblerr raises one point four million dollars

Bengaluru based Thimblerr, a full stack technology driven fashion supply chain platform, has raised one point four million dollars in a bridge round featuring Inflection Point Ventures along with 3one4 Capital, Mount Judi Ventures, Venture Catalysts and We Founder Circle.

The company plans to use the new funds for customer acquisition, entry into additional product categories and further strengthening of its supply chain infrastructure.

Founded in 2022 by Piyush Jalan and Rishav Papneja, Thimblerr operates as a tech enabled layer between fashion brands and manufacturers. Its platform integrates design intelligence with rapid prototyping, allowing brands to move from concept to production much faster than traditional cycles.

According to the startup, its technology and process stack have helped reduce lead times from around one hundred eighty days to a window of thirty to sixty days, while supporting the creation of over three thousand designs every month.

Thimblerr currently works with more than twelve established clients in India, including names such as Tata Trent, USPA, Snitch and The Souled Store, positioning itself as a partner for brands that need speed, flexibility and transparency in manufacturing.

“In todays fast paced world, keeping up with the latest trends and expediting the manufacturing process are essential for any brand looking to enter the market and stay competitive. However, it becomes nearly impossible for companies to manage the entire design and manufacturing supply chain by themselves,” said Mitesh Shah, co founder of Inflection Point Ventures.

“With Thimblerr, brands can design, source, prototype and manufacture garments quickly, efficiently and sustainably using their tech first approach, making them a dependable go to partner for fashion brands,” he added.

Co founder Piyush Jalan said the partnership with Inflection Point Ventures has been an important part of the startups journey so far.

“Our objective is to reshape Indias fast fashion manufacturing ecosystem by bringing speed, transparency and reliability into the whole process. We are building a single platform to connect global brands with trusted Indian manufacturers, enabling faster production with increased efficiency,” he said.

As consumer expectations around freshness and drop frequency continue to rise, Thimblerr is betting that a digitally orchestrated supply chain can become a competitive advantage for brands seeking to operate more like agile fashion technology companies than traditional apparel businesses.

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