Karnataka-based start-up Fabric Monde, which helps small-scale weavers producing indigenous handloom products to connect with top brands and urban markets, is looking at equity and debt funding to grow further, according to chief executive officer Jyothirmayi Dakkumalla. It garnered an initial funding of ₹74 lakh and broke even in December 2018.
The company works on three quality aspects—quality standardisation, quality management and quality delivery and all products in its portfolio are end-to-end traceable for clients, Dakkumalla told Fibre2Fashion in an interview. (DS)Karnataka-based start-up Fabric Monde, which helps small-scale weavers producing indigenous handloom products to connect with top brands and urban markets, is looking at equity and debt funding to grow further, according to chief executive officer Jyothirmayi Dakkumalla. It garnered an initial funding of ₹74 lakh and broke even in December 2018.#
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