Funding · Commerce & Consumer Brands

Fabpad raises seed funding from Inflection Point Ventures

By Startup Enthusiast · 8 January 2026

What they do

Fabpad makes reusable and disposable menstrual hygiene products

It raised an undisclosed seed round led by Inflection Point Ventures

The funds will expand distribution across online and offline channels

Fabpad raised a seed funding round led by Inflection Point Ventures.
The amount of the round was undisclosed.
The company will use the funds for distribution expansion across D2C, online marketplaces, quick-commerce, and offline retail.
Funds will also go toward brand-building, customer acquisition, and senior hires in growth and operations.
Fabpad plans to establish an office in Hyderabad to access the startup ecosystem and hire senior talent.
The company has strong revenue visibility for coming quarters, backed by a growing order book and repeat customers.
India's menstrual hygiene market is valued at over USD 1 billion.

The global menstrual hygiene market is projected to reach USD 24 billion by 2030.
Reusable and sustainable products are expected to grow faster than the overall category globally.
Fabpad operates in both reusable and disposable segments, positioning it for this trend.

Fabpad is an Indian menstrual hygiene brand offering both reusable and disposable products.
It sells through D2C platforms, online marketplaces, quick-commerce, and offline retail.
The company supplies menstrual hygiene products at scale to NGOs, institutions, and large buyers.
Fabpad also does private-label manufacturing for domestic and international brands.
It follows an asset-light operating model with a pan-India footprint.
The company is headquartered in Kolkata.

Expand distribution across D2C, online marketplaces, quick-commerce, and offline retail.
Invest in brand-building, customer acquisition, and senior hires in growth and operations.
Establish an office in Hyderabad for startup ecosystem access and senior talent hiring.

Inflection Point Ventures (lead) — An early-stage venture capital firm that invests in Indian startups.

Product: menstrual hygiene brand
Customers: Individual female consumers as well as institutions, NGOs, and private-label buyers.
How it makes money: Generates revenue via direct consumer sales, retail distribution, and bulk institutional contracts.
What sets it apart: Operates an asset-light production model spanning both reusable and disposable feminine hygiene lines.