Reverse.supply raises five million euros

The Berlin start-up helps online retailers to set up integrated second-hand stores. Now well-known angels from Outfittery and Rebuy are getting on board.

The start-up Reverse.supply has received five million euros in its seed financing round. The early-stage VC Capnamic and the existing investors Push Ventures and Dutch Founders Fund are investing. Business angels and industry experts Julia Bösch (Outfittery) and Marcus Börner (Rebuy) are also investing in the Berlin start-up. The current round also marks the official market launch of the platform. Reverse.supply intends to use the new capital to expand the team and acquire customers.

"Recommerce is crucial to making the fashion industry more sustainable and has become a must-have for brands to meet contemporary customer needs," says Janis Künkler, Managing Director and co-founder of Reverse.supply. Founders Künkler, Max Große Lutermann and Konrad Hosemann launched the platform in 2021. With their white label software, online stores can offer additional used items of clothing alongside their regular goods. Retailers can sell not only customer goods but also returns and B-goods. Artificial intelligence is responsible for the quality control and pricing of used goods. According to the start-up's own information, its customers include the brands Armedangels and Dariadéh.