FashionTech startup Rodinia Generation aims to save 100 billion litres of water annually, secures €4 million
Danish FashionTech startup Rodinia Generation, a developer of clothing production technology, has raised €4 million to finance their industrial phase, including the establishment of a first commercial-scale facility in Portugal, planned for 2027. The round was led by Vitamin°C, with continued backing from existing investors Climentum Capital and EIFO. This follows a €3 million raise […] The post…
Danish FashionTech startup Rodinia Generation has raised €4 million to fund its industrial phase, including the construction of a commercial-scale facility in Portugal planned for 2027. Led by venture capital firm Vitamin°C, the round was supported by existing investors Climentum Capital and EIFO. Co-founded by Trine Young in 2017, Rodinia Generation's technology enables clothing production closer to demand, offering brands greater flexibility and reduced environmental impact.
In 2026, European investors backed numerous textile and apparel technologies, totaling approximately €47.5 million, with Rodinia's latest funding bringing the total to about €51.5 million. The O-factory, Rodinia's flagship production system, can produce up to 80% of clothing categories, including evening dresses, formal shirts, football tees, swimwear, and childrenswear, with competitive unit economics and a 40% reduction in CO₂e emissions compared to conventional manufacturing.
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