SUNNYVALE - US sustainable textile start-up LifeLabs has secured US$6 million in a series 3 seed funding round to expand production of its thermally-efficient lifestyle apparel.
The company seeks to mitigate climate change by making garments capable of raising or lowering the wearer's body temperature to reduce reliance on air-conditioning and heating systems.
LifeLabs, founded to bring to market the work of researchers at Stanford University in California, says the funding will support additional product innovation and rapid expansion of its CoolLife and WarmLife apparel and bedding.
