Best Fashion Tech Companies in Russia
The 40 best Fashion Tech companies in Russia in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: Lamoda.
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Our analysis of 219 Fashion Tech companies
$16.5b in tracked funding; 94% of the stack-profiled cohort runs cloud-native; funding activity peaked in 2022.
Ranked: Best Fashion Tech companies in Russia
| # | Company | Disclosed funding | Last round | Stage | Founder | Founded | Tech stack | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lamoda Online retailer of fashion products | $144M | 151 mo ago | Acquired | — | 2011 | Node.jsYandex.CloudReact+9 | — |
| 2 | Sapato.ru Russian online retailer | $20M | 182 mo ago | Acquired | Matthew Lannegrand CEO | 2010 | — | — |
| 3 | Trends Brands Online fashion retailer | $5M | 162 mo ago | Deadpooled | Anastasia Sartan Co-Founder | 2011 | inSalesCart FunctionalityRuby+9 | — |
| 4 | Printio Personalized printed products online retail store | $770K | 165 mo ago | Seed | Aleksandr Shamis Founder | 2008 | Cart FunctionalityRubyRuby on Rails+19 | — |
| 5 | Tagbrand Photo-based social platform to discover the latest trends & products | $600K | 165 mo ago | Seed | Ivan Olenchenko CEO and Co-Founder | 2011 | — | — |
| 6 | Tardis 3D AI-based fitting solutions for fashion retailers | $212K | 102 mo ago | Seed | Stanislav Podshivalov CEO | 2015 | — | — |
| 7 | Spontana Online community platform for fashion enthusiasts | $130K | 96 mo ago | Deadpooled | Danat Bulavko Founder | 2015 | — | — |
| 8 | Style Box Online retailer offering stylist recommended casual wear for women | $53K | 34 mo ago | Seed | Sergei Kim CEO | 2021 | TildaJivoChatWhatsApp Business Chat+12 | — |
Top 11 Fashion Tech companies in Russia
#1
Seed · Russia · founded 2021$53.1Kraised▾
Online retailer offering stylist recommended casual wear for women. Stylists curate and ship a box of clothes based on the users preferences and requirements. Users can try the clothes and keep the one they like.
- Oct 2023Seed$53.1K
#2
Acquired · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2011 · 9000 employees$144.1Mraised▾
Lamoda is an online retailer of fashion products. The product offerings include apparel, footwear, and fashion accessories such as jewelry, bags & watches. It also stocks beauty cosmetics and home textiles. Brands associated include Mango, Adidas, GAP, Tommy Hilfiger, and more are available. Its app is available for Android and iOS users
- Jan 2014Series C$13.7M
- Jun 2013Series C$130.4M
- Sep 2012Series B—
- 2011Series A—
#3
Acquired · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2010 · 32 employees$20Mraised▾
The online store offers users access to a wide range of shoes by the world’s most famous brands. In addition to shoes, Sapato.ru also has a wide range of accessories including bags, gloves and shoe care products. Sapato.ru delivers anywhere in Russia and guarantees the protection of personal customer data, order information and payments. Sapato’s daily traffic exceeds 200,000 site visits with sales growing by five times over the first six months of 2011. The company is on the list of top-20 largest e-shops in Russia. Sapato.ru was launched in June 2010 by Fast Lane Ventures. FLV adopted successful online shoe companies’ models from the US and European markets to the demands and nuances of the Russian market. The company is headed by Matthieu Lannegrand who has significant expertise in the Russian and European shoe market. Sapato.ru was originally funded by Fast Lane Ventures. The company has also completed several rounds of fundraising with eVenture Capital Partners, Kinnevik, Direct Group and Intel Capital. In Feburary 2012 Fast Lane Ventures sold Sapato.ru to Ozon; the acquisition being the company’s first exit and first notable transaction in the e-commerce segment in Runet
- Jun 2011Series C$12M
- Nov 2010Series B$5M
- Jan 2010Series A$3M
#4
Deadpooled · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2011 · 28 employees$5Mraised▾
Trends Brands is an online fashion retailer based out of Russia. The company offers more than 10k curated products across apparel, footwear, jewelry, and accessories. Primarily caters to the women audience. Has also developed its own labels in fast selling categories based on prevailing trends. Platform is known for promoting emerging Western, Russian and Korean designers on the platform. Generated sales of more than $10M in 2012.
- Mar 2013Series B$4M
- 2011Series A$1M
#5
Seed · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2008 · 8 employees$770Kraised▾
Printio is an online store for personalized printed products like T-shirts, mugs, business cards, phone cases, cakes etc. They claim to possess one of the most advanced digital printing technologies. Users can create their own designs on the website and can put them up for sale in the store. Alternatively, Printio also gives an option to users to create their own store on the platform.
- Nov 2012Seed$700K
- 2012Seed$70K
#6
Seed · Novosibirsk, Novosibirsk Oblast · founded 2011$600Kraised▾
Tagbrand is a photo-based social platform to discover the latest trends & products. Using Tagbrand users can tag things on photos, find interesting things on other community members’ photos and add them to their wishlists. By tagging a brand on the photo users make the so-called “brand-in”. Users can also get advice from the community on fashion and looks right from the fitting room by sharing their photo. The app is available for both Android & iOS devices.
- Dec 2012Seed$500K
- Jun 2011Angel$100K
#7
Seed · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2015$211.8Kraised▾
Tardis provides AI-based fitting solutions for fashion retailers. The company creates 3D scanning system with its proprietary cloud-based technology platform that uses computer vision and augmented reality techniques to measure the size of shoppers.
- Feb 2018Seed$211.8K
#8
Deadpooled · Saint Petersburg, Northwestern Federal District · founded 2015$130Kraised▾
Online community platform for fashion enthusiasts. It is a platform for stylish people to give feedback on how well a user looks at that exact moment. Enables users to upload their current look and get an instant feed from other users via the rating system. Users can become raters & evaluate other users, connect with other users whose style they liked, share tips and discuss fashion. Integrated with other social platforms.
- Sep 2018Seed$130K
#9
Seed · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2020—raised▾
Online platform offering reselling of luxury second hand fashion products. The product catalog includes bags, shoes, and accessories.
- Dec 2023Seed—
#10
Seed · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2011—raised▾
VIPTALON is an online Russian collective-buying website that features a daily deal on clothes and accessories in shops. VIPTALON works with fashion brands and new labels clothing providers that provide club members offers on their products. If the discount on the "VIP coupon" intersects with discount stores equity partners, they are added together.
- Jan 2011Angel—
#11
Seed · Russia · founded 2007—raised▾
Internet first brand of casual apparel for men and women
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