Kyndof, a K-Pop-inspired fashion brand, secures 3.8 billion KRW in funding, aligning with government support to enhance its market presence and technological capabilities.
Target Information
Kyndof, a fashion brand house rooted in K-Pop culture, has successfully secured a total of 3.8 billion KRW (approximately 38 million KRW) in funding. This funding includes 2.6 billion KRW acquired through the TIPS Global Track—a government initiative designed to support promising startups with verified capabilities for international market expansion. Kyndof specializes in creating stage costumes for K-Pop artists through innovative technologies like AI agent platforms and automated fashion modeling solutions.
In addition to their AI-powered costume creation platform, Kyndof operates B2C brands such as '2000 Archives.' The company’s approach aims to revolutionize the planning, production, and operational frameworks within the fashion industry, making it a noteworthy player in the market.
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Industry Overview in Korea
The South Korean fashion industry has shown remarkable growth, propelled by the global popularity of K-Pop and a youth culture increasingly driven by digital platform
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Transaction Size: $29M