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Kidbea revenue jumps 97% to ₹41.4 crore

By Startup Enthusiast · 23 February 2026

What they do

Kidbea makes kids' clothes from bamboo, organic cotton and muslin fabrics

Its FY25 revenue rose 97% to ₹41.4 crore, and it targets ₹80-100 crore in FY26

The brand plans to invest ₹50-60 crore to open 100+ exclusive outlets in 12-24 months

Kidbea reported ₹41.40 crore revenue for FY25, up 97% from ₹21 crore in FY24.
Its monthly run rate now exceeds ₹8 crore.
For the first eight months of FY26 (till November 2025), it earned ₹47 crore in revenue.
The company targets ₹80-100 crore revenue for the full FY26.
Its long-term goal is ₹500 crore revenue and a public listing by 2030.
Over the next 12-24 months, Kidbea plans to invest ₹50-60 crore to launch 100+ exclusive brand outlets and 200 multi-brand units.

The India kidswear market was $24.6 billion in 2024 and is estimated to reach $29.3 billion by 2030.
The market is dominated by legacy players and costly international labels, leaving a gap for non-toxic alternatives.
Kidbea's growth shows rising demand for safe, chemical-free kids' clothing in India.

Kidbea is a kidswear brand using bamboo, organic cotton and muslin fabrics.
It offers over 2,000 SKUs across eight categories: rompers, onesies, co-ord sets, frocks, jhabla, and dresses.
Manufacturing is distributed: bamboo fabric from Bhilwara, knitwear from Ludhiana, muslin and linen from Tirupur.
Designs are done in-house, while bulk production is handled by specialised partners.
It started with a partnership with a high-compliance exporter that works with H&M and Zara.
Its growth engine shifted from pure D2C to a hybrid omnichannel model, with offline driving scale.
Marketing includes guerrilla tactics like oversized romper-shaped tote bags and collaborations with 200+ mom and kid influencers and some regional celebrities.

Invest ₹50-60 crore over 12-24 months to open 100+ exclusive brand outlets and 200 multi-brand units.
Target ₹80-100 crore revenue for FY26.
Aim for ₹500 crore revenue and a public listing by 2030.

Product: Bamboo apparel and childcare products for infants and toddlers including rompers, onesies, nightwear with natural antibacterial properties
Customers: Parents seeking sustainable, non-toxic clothing and care products for babies and young children
How it makes money: D2C and omnichannel retail with exclusive brand outlets and multi-brand retail partnerships
What sets it apart: Patent-pending textile finish making fabrics resistant to liquids and oils with natural antibacterial properties