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Digital Design Firm Browzwear Raises $35 Million

Digital design firm Browzwear founders Avihay Feld and Sharon Lim. Browzwear.

Darcey Sergison

17 August 2021

The company, whose software allows fashion brands like Lululemon, Nike and Adidas to create virtual 3D renderings of designs, will use the funding to accelerate growth.

The pandemic helped accelerate adoption of digital tools in the industry and Browzwear said it plans to double the size of its business in the next two years and triple its global workforce.

The funding round marks the first time Browzwear has raised institutional financing and was led by growth equity firm Radian Capital.

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