Kyndof Secures 2.6 Billion Won in Seed Funding for K-pop Fashion

The investment, joined by Murex Partners, Base Ventures, and The Invention Lab, strengthens Kyndof’s position in the global fashion and K-pop sectors.

Kyndof Secures 2.6 Billion Won in Seed Funding to Revolutionize K-pop Fashion
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Kyndof Secures 2.6 Billion Won in Seed Funding for K-pop Fashion

On November 17, the Seoul-based startup Kyndof announced a seed funding success that raises its profile, and ambitions, within the global fashion and K-pop landscape. The company secured an impressive 2.6 billion won in seed investment, led by Bluepoint Partners, with strategic backing from Murex Partners, Base Ventures, and the Incheon Center for Creative Economy and Innovation, also known as The Invention Lab.

Transforming K-pop Stagewear into Retail Fashion

Since its inception, Kyndof has made waves in the industry through its dual-pronged approach. Under its company umbrella, 2000 Atelier crafts iconic stage costumes for top-tier K-pop and global artists, including BLACKPINK, aespa, Le Sserafim, and IVE. These designs, already influential on the music scene, are repurposed for the consumer market through 2000 Archives, a B2C fashion brand that turns high-profile performance fashion into desirable retail products.

A Data-Driven Vision for Creative Scale

The creative process at Kyndof is markedly innovative,…

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