What Acaso does

Acaso is a Brooklyn, New York-based company that originated from a family garment factory established in 2000 by Maria and her sisters Rocio and Conchita. The factory originally focused on women's and children's clothing and grew to serve international brands such as Mango and Von Dutch before pivoting to smaller local NYC brands following the 2008 recession. In 2022, Maria's son Fernando and his wife Camille returned to New York after eight years in the Bay Area tech industry to modernize the family business, launching Acaso as a direct-to-consumer apparel brand. The company received Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Gold Status certification for local manufacturing.

Acaso previously operated a made-to-order apparel business on a Shopify-powered e-commerce platform (acaso.clothing), offering 22 clothing items across bottoms, tops, dresses, outerwear, and swimwear with inclusive sizing from XXS to 4X and multiple inseam and length options. Products were priced from $28 to $165, with the highest-priced item being The Acaso No Chores Jacket at $165. The company ran a creator-led partnership program allowing influencers and content creators to design, market, and sell their own clothing collections while Acaso handled production, fulfillment, and customer service in exchange for a transaction-based revenue share. Marketing relied on Instagram, TikTok, and creator partnerships, with no disclosed funding rounds and family-controlled ownership.

In March 2026, Acaso announced the closure of its clothing shop and a fundamental pivot to a closet-sharing app at acaso.app, representing a transition from a fashion brand to a technology platform. The company is privately held as Acaso Inc., domiciled in New York, with no institutional investment, no disclosed revenue, and no AI capabilities evidenced in current products.

Name

Acaso

Legal name

Acaso Inc.

Website

https://acaso.live

Company type

Private

Founded year

2022

Operating status

Operating

Short description

Acaso is a Brooklyn-based company that operated a made-to-order direct-to-consumer apparel brand on Shopify featuring inclusive XXS to 4X sizing, and is now pivoting to a closet-sharing app at acaso.app.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Made-to-Order Women's Apparel

NAICS

Clothing and Clothing Accessories Retailers (458110), Apparel Manufacturing (315)

SIC

Retail-Women's Clothing Stores (5621), Retail-Apparel & Accessory Stores (5600)

akta.pro primary industry

Fast Fashion & Trend-led Apparel Retail (CRAAABAH)

Keywords

• Made-to-order apparel
• Inclusive sizing fashion
• Direct-to-consumer clothing
• Brooklyn garment manufacturing
• Creator fashion partnerships

Headquarters

HQ city

Brooklyn

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

1. Direct Product Sales: One-time purchases of clothing items sold directly to consumers through the e-commerce website. Products are made-to-order to reduce waste.
2. Creator Partnership Program: Creators design their own clothing lines, market to their audiences, and earn revenue through sales. Acaso handles manufacturing, fulfillment, and customer service while creators receive monthly commission payments.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Acaso designs, manufactures, and sells made-to-order women's apparel directly to consumers through its Shopify storefront, with every item produced in its Brooklyn factory and offered in inclusive sizing from XXS to 4X. The brand runs a Creator Partnership Program that lets influencers design and sell their own collections, and is transitioning to a closet-sharing app at acaso.app as a new chapter beginning in March 2026.

Product overview

Acaso is a Brooklyn-based fashion brand that previously operated as a direct-to-consumer clothing e-commerce store. The company has pivoted from selling apparel to becoming a closet-sharing app (acaso.app). The product portfolio consisted of 22 distinct clothing items across multiple collections including bottoms (skirts, shorts, trousers), tops (tees, camis, bodysuits, halter tops), dresses, outerwear (jackets), and swimwear. Key product lines include Kendall's collection (mini skirts, babydoll dress, pleated plaid mini), Siena's collection (linen cargo pants, bikini set, boat neck tee, first date dress), and Brianna's collection (lace wear, dainty loungewear). Products were made-to-order in their Brooklyn factory to reduce waste. The company also offered a creator program for building clothing lines. Note: As of March 2026, the clothing shop (acaso.clothing) is closing, and the company is transitioning to a new app-based platform focused on helping users see what they already own in their closets.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Acaso Maxi Skirt A made-to-order women's maxi skirt designed and produced in Acaso's Brooklyn factory, sold directly to consumers through the brand's Shopify storefront.
• Black Swan Bodysuit A made-to-order women's bodysuit designed and produced in-house at Acaso's Brooklyn factory and sold DTC.
• Kendall's Babydoll Dress A babydoll-style dress from the Kendall creator collection, made to order in Acaso's Brooklyn factory and sold DTC.
• Kendall's Mini Skirt A mini skirt from the Kendall creator collection, made to order in Acaso's Brooklyn factory and offered in multiple colorways including White & Olive.
• Kendall's Pleated Plaid Mini A pleated plaid mini skirt from the Kendall creator collection, made to order in Acaso's Brooklyn factory.
• Kendall's Pleated Plaid Mini with Built-in Shorts A pleated plaid mini skirt with built-in shorts from the Kendall creator collection, made to order in Acaso's Brooklyn factory.
• Siena's Boat Neck Baby Tee A boat-neck baby tee from the Siena creator collection, made to order in Acaso's Brooklyn factory.
• Siena's Linen Cargo Pant A linen cargo pant from the Siena creator collection, made to order in Acaso's Brooklyn factory and offered in Slate and Tobacco colorways.
• Siena's Button Bikini Bottoms Button-detail bikini bottoms from the Siena creator collection, made to order in Acaso's Brooklyn factory.
• Siena's Button Bikini Top Button-detail bikini top from the Siena creator collection, made to order in Acaso's Brooklyn factory.
• Siena's First Date Dress A dress from the Siena creator collection, made to order in Acaso's Brooklyn factory.
• The Acaso No Chores Jacket A chore-style jacket from Acaso's core in-house collection, made to order in the Brooklyn factory.
• The Acaso Perfect Fit Trouser A signature trouser from Acaso's core in-house collection, made to order in the Brooklyn factory and available in Black, Chocolate, and Oyster colorways.
• The Brianna Lacey Halter Top A lace halter top from the Brianna creator collection, made to order in Acaso's Brooklyn factory.
• The Brianna Lacey Mini Skort A lace mini skort from the Brianna creator collection, made to order in Acaso's Brooklyn factory.
• Brianna's Dainty Cami A dainty camisole from the Brianna creator collection, made to order in Acaso's Brooklyn factory.
• Brianna's Dainty Dream Shorts A pair of shorts from the Brianna creator collection, made to order in Acaso's Brooklyn factory.
• Brianna's Foldover Flare Pants Foldover flare pants from the Brianna creator collection, made to order in Acaso's Brooklyn factory.
• Creator Partnership Program A partnership program that allows influencers and content creators to design and sell their own apparel collections on Acaso's platform, with Acaso handling production and fulfillment from its Brooklyn factory.
• Acaso Closet-Sharing App (acaso.app) A peer-to-peer closet-sharing app launching at acaso.app as Acaso's next chapter, replacing the direct-to-consumer clothing shop beginning in March 2026.

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature1 record

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves4 records

Expansion highlights3 records

Direct peers

• Indyx: Digital wardrobe and closet-sharing app enabling users to catalog, organize, and share their clothing. Directly comparable to Acaso's pivot into a closet-sharing app at acaso.app, with overlapping target use cases around outfit planning and wardrobe utilization.
• Printful: Print-on-demand and fulfillment platform that lets creators design and sell custom apparel without holding inventory. Highly comparable to Acaso's creator partnership model in that it pairs creator-driven design with on-demand production, though Printful operates at much larger scale and broader catalog.
• Universal Standard: Premium apparel brand built around inclusive sizing (00-40). Similar to Acaso in its commitment to a full size range and quality basics, but positioned at a higher price point and without the made-to-order or creator-program elements.
• ThirdLove: Direct-to-consumer intimates and apparel brand recognized for half-cup sizing and inclusive size ranges. Comparable to Acaso's inclusive sizing philosophy and D2C-first distribution, though focused on intimates rather than made-to-order apparel broadly.
• Whering: UK-based closet-sharing and digital wardrobe app that helps users catalog, style, and share what they own. Closest direct peer to Acaso's forthcoming acaso.app pivot, addressing the same consumer pain point of visualizing and utilizing existing closets.

Broad incumbents

• Stitch Fix: Public D2C apparel company that pioneered data-driven personal styling and made-to-order garment selection. Shares Acaso's made-to-order thesis and D2C channel, but operates at vastly larger scale across women's, men's, and kids' apparel.
• Eileen Fisher: Established American-made sustainable apparel brand with a long-standing take-back and renew program. Comparable to Acaso in its American-made, sustainability-led positioning, though at much larger scale and without made-to-order or creator elements.

Emerging players

• Save Your Wardrobe: Digital wardrobe and clothing care app that combines closet digitization with on-demand garment services. Comparable to Acaso's closet-sharing pivot, with additional service offerings (repairs, alterations) that align with the brand's manufacturing heritage.
• Spring (now defunct): Creator-led commerce platform that enabled influencers to launch their own brands. Conceptually similar to Acaso's creator partnership program, though Spring operated as a marketplace rather than a vertically integrated manufacturer.

Regional players

• Acloset: Asia-focused closet-sharing and outfit planning app with strong adoption in Korea and Japan. Comparable to Acaso's pivot into a closet-sharing app, but primarily serves Asian markets rather than North America.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Compliance1 record

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles4 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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