Lookiero Outfittery Group, the company formed in early 2025 through the merger of Spain’s Lookiero and Germany’s Outfittery, has closed a 17 million euro funding round. With the capital raised, the group plans to accelerate growth, consolidate its logistics operations, and step up its commitment to artificial intelligence.

As stated in a press release on January 8, the round included investors such as Ekarpen Private Equity and the Sociedad Española para la Transformación Tecnológica (SETT), alongside Acurio Ventures, Perwyn, Bonsai Partners, and 10x Group. Of the total investment, €7.25 million was provided by SETT, which falls under the Ministry for Digital Transformation and the Civil Service of the Government of Spain. “SETT’s support underlines the innovative potential of Lookiero Outfittery Group and its relevance within the Spanish digital and technological ecosystem,” the group said, whose platforms specialise in subscription-based clothing sales in the case of Lookiero, and online personal shopping services in the case of Outfittery.

“This milestone marks a new chapter for Lookiero Outfittery Group. The technological and logistical integration enables us to operate more efficiently and deliver a better experience for our customers across Europe,” said Oier Urrutia, the group’s CEO and founder of the Spanish company.

The conglomerate, which operates in a dozen European markets, reports that it achieved positive EBITDA in the 2025 financial year, “a particularly significant milestone in a year marked by the integration process with Outfittery,” it noted. It also completed the integration of its two brands into a single technology and logistics platform and opened a new operations centre in Miranda de Ebro (Burgos), strengthening its infrastructure. This 15,000-square-metre warehouse strengthens the company’s European network and brings the total logistics area it operates to almost 25,000 square metres.

Looking ahead to 2026, Lookiero Outfittery Group plans to “make significant progress” in profitability, as well as launch new AI-based features focused on improving styling personalisation, demand forecasting and supply needs.