Rebundle
4 known investors
Rebundle makes plant-based braiding hair using patented technology that repurposes discarded banana stems into non-toxic, itch-free synthetic hair. The product is marketed to consumers as a scalp-safe and more sustainable alternative for protective styles like braids.
Circular EconomyConsumerNew Materials
Investors · 4
Competitors · 2
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Rebundle do?
- Rebundle makes plant-based braiding hair using patented technology that repurposes discarded banana stems into non-toxic, itch-free synthetic hair. The product is marketed to consumers as a scalp-safe and more sustainable alternative for protective styles like braids.
- Who are Rebundle's investors?
- Rebundle's investors include Chicago Early Growth Ventures (CEGV), Evergreen Climate Innovations, Portfolia, RareBreed Ventures.