Fabpad Reports 300% Growth After Seed Round

Fabpad says it met its 12-month post-seed projections within three months of closing a funding round in December 2025. The India-based menstrual hygiene brand also reported 300% year-on-year growth for fiscal year 2025-26. Fabpad says most of the capital raised remains undeployed, while it prepares to raise a Pre-Series A round. Its products include reusable period panties, cloth pads, biodegradable disposables, and intimate hygiene solutions for individual consumers and larger-scale buyers.

Growth Across Several Channels

Fabpad sells directly to consumers in India and also operates through institutional partnerships, export markets, and B2B distribution channels. The company attributes its recent growth to repeat purchasing, customer retention, product performance, and expansion across geographies.

The business says its multi-channel model has helped it grow without relying on one source of demand. Its next funding round is intended to support wider access to its products and scale operations across markets.

“What stands out to us is not just the speed of growth, but how efficiently it has come together. We've been able to hit our projected numbers early while still keeping most of our capital undeployed. That's a strong signal that we have built a strong scalable model.”

Products Built For Repeat Use

Fabpad’s portfolio includes reusable period panties, cloth pads, biodegradable disposables, and intimate hygiene products. The company says the range is designed to deliver consistent performance while addressing cost efficiency and environmental impact.

“Our focus has always been on solving for real, everyday use. This isn't a one-time purchase decision—it's something customers evaluate every single month. That's where trust gets built. If the product performs consistently, it earns credibility over time, and that's what ultimately drives repeat usage and growth.”

Preparing For The Next Round

Founded by Shripriya Dhelia, Fabpad is now planning its Pre-Series A raise following its first-quarter performance after the seed round. The company’s model combines direct consumer sales with institutional, export, and B2B channels, giving it routes to serve both individual customers and larger-scale use cases.