Series B8 July 2026

Fleek raises $25m in Series B funding led by Burda Principal Investments to scale its supply chain technology.

The London startup secured $25m from backers including eBay and Andreessen Horowitz to automate secondhand fashion logistics.

$25.0MSeries B

≈ £18.7M at $1 = £0.7466 on 8 Jul 2026

Fleek develops artificial intelligence to digitise and automate the global secondhand fashion supply chain.

Fleek has secured $25m in Series B funding led by Burda Principal Investments, bringing its total capital raised to $45m. The round drew participation from a range of backers including eBay, FJ Labs, H14, Andreessen Horowitz, HV Capital, and Y Combinator. The London-based startup will deploy the fresh capital to accelerate the transition from manual warehouse sorting to automated processing.

Founded in 2021, the company applies computer vision to grade and value used clothing from a single smartphone photograph. Its technology currently connects thousands of wholesale suppliers with tens of thousands of buyers worldwide. The funding highlights a growing investor shift toward the foundational infrastructure supporting resale marketplaces rather than the consumer platforms themselves.

From the founder

"Most people have no idea what happens to a piece of clothing after they part with it. It travels thousands of miles, gets sorted by hand in a warehouse in Karachi, and finds its way back to a vintage shop in London or New York, if it’s lucky. We started Fleek because that system is broken, the market it serves is exploding, and nobody is building the technology and infrastructure to fix it,"

Abhi Arora

Co-founder and CEO at Fleek

Investor perspective

"We backed Vinted when secondhand fashion was still considered niche. We know what it takes to build a platform that scales in this market. From its growing supplier network to the technology behind it, Fleek is building the infrastructure the next generation of fashion will rely on,"

Julian von Eckartsberg

Managing director for Europe, Burda Principal Investments