The fashion industry is undergoing a seismic shift. Designers are increasingly tasked with creating collections that meet rapidly changing consumer demands while navigating complex supply chains. Yet, the tools designers use haven’t kept pace with the industry’s needs. Backed by leading investors including 500 Global and trusted by forward-thinking enterprise clients, we’re moving fast to define the future of fashion design and supply chain collaboration.

Our platform combines the flexibility of a digital canvas, an integrated library of fabrics and trims, and AI-powered design tools that streamline workflows. Designers at companies like Li & Fung, The Levy Group, Indochine, and Revise Clothing are already using Make the Dot to accelerate their design process, reducing the need for physical samples which costs substantial money and time.

Since launching our enterprise offering in 2025, Make the Dot has seen explosive growth:

• 12x ARR growth in the past year.
• We have now seen products designed on Make the Dot being sold at all major retailers including Macy’s, Walmart, TJMaxx, Target, Nordstorm, Dick’s Sporting Goods and Dillards
• Adoption by 7 of the top 10 U.S. fashion design schools, including Parsons, SCAD, and FIT.

Open Positions

Applied ML Engineer

Product Engineer

Product & Growth Intern

Product Designer

<aside> 💡 Not seeing any open positions but feel like you would be a great fit? We are always interested in hiring talented people. Reach out at [email protected] to have a chat.

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Traits that we love

• Curiosity - You are genuinely interested in learning new domains and asking the right questions. We do not expect apparel expertise, but we do expect a strong drive to understand customers and their problems quickly.
• First Principle Thinking - We are tackling problems that do not have existing solutions. We always start with customer pain, not existing technology. You should be comfortable breaking problems down to fundamentals and building the right solution from scratch.

• Attention to Detail - Small details matter because they shape trust, usability, and outcomes. You take pride in precision and follow-through.

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