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Croissant Raises $28 Million in New Funding

The resale pricing app is the latest fashion-tech startup to bolster its finances as investor demand holds firm.

The Croissant app is displayed in a series of screenshots. — Startup Croissant has raised fresh funding. (Croissant)

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Malique Morris

25 February 2026

Croissant, an app that shows shoppers the guaranteed resale value it will pay for new items bought from its brand partners once they’re ready to be resold, on Wednesday announced it raised $28 million in fresh funds. The total is split between $14 million in funded proceeds and $14 million in incremental debt capacity, and brings Croissant’s total raised to $52 million. The round was led by fintech platform Portage, which previously provided seed funding in 2023.

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Malique Morris

Malique Morris is Senior E-Commerce Correspondent at The Business of Fashion. He is based in New York and covers digital-native brands and shifts in the online shopping industry.

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