Archive · 11 Jun 2025
Stanford Startup Launches AI Agent for Universal Fashion Shopping
Imagine a smart assistant that helps you shop for clothes online, like having a stylist and fashion designer in your pocket!
A new company called Kridha created an AI agent that works on almost any fashion website.
This AI helps shoppers find clothes that fit well and gives brands valuable information about what people like.
It's designed to fix problems like clothes not fitting or being returned, which cost the fashion industry a lot of money.
This technology is expected to make online shopping easier and better for both shoppers and brands.
Early access is planned for November 2025, and over 25,000 people have already signed up to try it out.
Kridha, a Stanford-backed startup, launched a Universal Fashion AI Agent.
The AI agent works across millions of fashion websites without requiring integration.
The technology aims to solve issues costing the industry billions annually.
Early access is planned for November 2025.
The technology has attracted a waitlist of over 25,000 users.
- Who
- Kridha, founded by Priyanka Ladha, a Stanford graduate, and her team.
- What
- Kridha, a Silicon Valley startup, launched the first Universal Fashion AI Agent.
- When
- June 11, announcement; early access planned for November 2025
- Where
- Silicon Valley, US
- Why
- To address the $1.9 trillion industry intelligence gap and improve online fashion shopping.
- Company
- Kridha
- Origin
- Stanford-backed startup
- Product
- Universal Fashion AI Agent
- Impact
- Addresses $1.9 Trillion in unsold inventory
- Waitlist Users
- 25,000+
- Early Access
- November 2025