Bengaluru-based kidswear startup Biglilpeople, founded in 2021 by Madhumita Khanduri and later joined by Anusha Stephen, has raised ₹4 crore in its seed funding round. The funding, a blend of equity from angel investors and structured debt from Capwise Financial Services, marks a significant growth milestone for the brand.
This fresh capital injection will support Biglilpeople’s strategy to deepen its omnichannel presence—expanding both retail storefronts and online operations. The startup is also set to bolster its design and R&D division, upgrade its inventory systems, and enhance customer experience. It aims to accelerate revenue growth following a promising ₹2.6 crore in FY 2025, with an ambitious ₹10 crore target for FY 2026—nearly triple its current scale.
-The ₹4 crore round was led by a mix of angel investors and Capwise Financial Services (providing structured debt).
-Biglilpeople caters to children aged 0–12 with everyday comfortable clothing, alongside babycare essentials like toys, accessories, and organizers.
-The brand recently launched its flagship store in Bengaluru, complementing its D2C website presence and availability on online platforms like Myntra, Tata Cliq, and Amazon. Anusha Stephen, co‑founder, emphasized that the investment will help extend their community of quality‑seeking parents and kids who enjoy their clothing: “This investment helps us take that love to more families, more locations, and celebrate childhood.”
With the infusion of fresh funds and a robust growth strategy, Biglilpeople is poised to enhance its brand footprint, innovate its product lines, and build a stronger connection with conscious parents across India. The upcoming year will reveal how effectively the startup translates this momentum into its ₹10 crore revenue goal.