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Raspberry AI funding, valuation and investors

Generative AI platform for fashion design — CAD files, tech packs, and mood boards.

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Funding, valuation & investors

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Latest funding

Series A

$24M · 2025

Latest known valuation

Not publicly disclosed

Total disclosed equity funding

$29M

Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.

Current status

private

series a

Investors in latest funding

Lead: Andreessen Horowitz

Other: Greycroft

Sources: latest funding Last verified: 2026-07-25

Overview

Raspberry AI builds generative AI tools for fashion and apparel design. The platform generates production-ready design assets including CAD files, tech packs, and mood boards from text prompts and reference images. Founded by a team with fashion industry experience, Raspberry raised a $4.5M seed before a $24M Series A led by Andreessen Horowitz in 2025, with Greycroft re-upping. Customers include Under Armour, MCM, and other retail brands using generative design to accelerate concept-to-production workflows. Raspberry differentiates from general image generators by outputting fashion-industry file formats and understanding garment construction constraints.

Why Raspberry AI is interesting

Under Armour and MCM use Raspberry for retail-ready generative design — fashion needs production files, not pretty PNGs.

Product & use cases

Raspberry AI generates fashion design assets — CAD files, tech packs, mood boards, and colorways — from text and image prompts. Output is production-oriented, not just visual inspiration.

  • Rapid concept generation for apparel design teams
  • Creating tech packs and CAD files from mood board references
  • Colorway and pattern exploration for seasonal collections

Key facts

  • Series A (2025): $24M led by a16z; Greycroft re-upped
  • Seed (2024): $4.5M before a16z-led A (TechCrunch)
  • Customers include Under Armour and MCM
  • Generates CAD files and tech packs, not just images

Funding history (newest first)

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Competitive landscape

Edge: Fashion-specific output formats (CAD, tech packs) vs general AI image tools. Understanding of garment construction and production constraints.

Fashion brands want AI that outputs production files, not inspiration images. Raspberry and Designovel target this gap. CLO 3D dominates 3D garment simulation but lacks generative AI speed. General tools like Midjourney require manual conversion to production formats, limiting enterprise adoption.

  • Midjourney adjacent

    General image generation; no fashion production file output.

  • CLO 3D adjacent

    3D fashion design software; less AI-native generation.

  • Designovel direct

    AI fashion design platform; similar vertical focus in apparel.

Notable stories

  • Bryan Kim at a16z led the Series A, betting that fashion's production workflow needs AI that outputs CAD and tech packs, not inspiration images (Business Wire, 2025).

Industries

AI & Machine Learning Enterprise SaaS Consumer

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FAQs about Raspberry AI

Practical answers founders, operators, and investors typically search for.

Raspberry AI generates fashion design assets including CAD files, tech packs, and mood boards using generative AI.
a16z led the $24M Series A in 2025. Greycroft led the seed and participated in the A. See /fund/andreessen-horowitz and /fund/greycroft.
Under Armour, MCM, and other retail brands per public announcements.
Midjourney generates inspiration images. Raspberry outputs production-ready fashion files like CAD and tech packs.
$4.5M seed (2024) and $24M Series A (2025).
A document specifying garment construction details — measurements, materials, stitching — used by manufacturers to produce apparel.
Not publicly disclosed.
2025. $24M led by Andreessen Horowitz.
CAD files, tech packs, mood boards, and colorways designed for fashion production workflows.
Bryan Kim led the Series A investment at Andreessen Horowitz.

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