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PRESS RELEASE / Financials

25 October 2022

 3 minutes
This £4 million seed round comes after only 15 months since launch in mid-2021, during which the mission-driven brand has achieved seven figures in sales within its first year, expanding into twenty-six global markets and partnering with some of the world's most notable retailers such as Bergdorf Goodman, Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus, to name a few.

Løci Raises a £4 Million Seed Round, As 15-Month-Old Startup Looks to Disrupt Fashion Industry

LONDON, U.K.: British fashion brand Løci launched in mid-2021 with a mission to build the most ethical and aspirational experience for the customer of today. Success for Løci is as much about making an impact as focusing on revenues and brand desirability. Today, the brand announced a £4 million seed round for the 15-month-old start up, as well as...
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