Unmade
Fashion software company
- 1-20 employees
- B2B
- Manufacturing
- Fashion
- Barbican, London, UK
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Company mission
Unmade's mission is to bring fashion and sportswear value-chains into the 21st Century.
Our take
The fashion supply chain is disconnected and inefficient, with predicting demand more of a guessing game than an exact science. This results in massive amounts of clothing waste from garments that are manufactured but never sold - a massive problem for the environment and the climate.
Unmade is a global fashion SaaS company working with some of the most recognisable fashion, lifestyle, and sportswear brands, such as Selfridges, New Balance, Farfetch and Rapha. The company was born out of a desire to reimagine both the design and manufacturing processes within the fashion industry, so brands only make what is actually sold, resulting in product market fit and minimal waste.
With Unmade's software, brands can allow clients to customise specific items (changing the graphic, colour and text), which are then commissioned and made. By connecting demand directly to supply, and taking the guesswork out of fashion production, the company addresses a pressing problem and is positioned to make a positive difference to the clothing waste crisis.
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Benefits
- 25 days annual leave + bank holidays (with the option to purchase 5 additional days each year)
- 9 day fortnight - get every other Friday off work
- Hybrid working - work from our London office two days per week
- Flexible working - organise your working week around your personal life
- Working abroad allowance
- Tech & cycle salary sacrifice schemes
- Enhanced sick & parental leave
- Bi-weekly team lunches, regular socials and plenty of office snacks
Funding (last 2 of 4 rounds)
May 2019
$6.1m
SERIES A
Aug 2018
$4m
EARLY VC
Total funding: $12.7m
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Leadership
Hal Watts
(CEO)Previously worked as freelance engineer and designer at Google. He obtained an MEng in Mechanical Engineering at Imperial College London and a Master's Degree in Innovation Design Engineering at the Royal College of Art.