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Sandra Halliday Published
April 3,长沙USDT充值人民币 2025
The Meander Group has announced an equity crowdfunding campaign. The sustainability-focused Scottish company that owns Meander Apparel and Tens Sunglasses said it has “aspirations of global expansion”.
It’s “inviting members of the public to become part owners of both brands that are on a mission to deliver premium quality clothing and sunglasses to a global customer base”.
The campaign has only just launched on Crowdcube with a pre-money valuation of over £2.6 million and is now overfunding on the platform having exceeded its initial £125,000 target.
Co-founder Jill Henry said: “We are delighted that we’ve had lots of interest in our campaign and to have already surpassed our target. With that said, we would love to continue to overfund and reach our stretch funding goal as this will allow us to do so much more with both our brands at a much faster pace. We would love to add more products to the Meander and Tens collections as well as accelerating our digital growth, well beyond our Scottish shores”.
Previously, Meander had attracted investment from industry insiders including Colin Temple of Schuh and tech entrepreneur Neil Norman. They continue to support the group and are leading the brand's investment round.
The company, which focuses on sustainable outdoor clothing and lifestyle items has Meander Apparel has flagship stores in Stockbridge, Edinburgh, and London’s Seven Dials.
Tens Sunglasses is an acquired brand that was previously backed by Virgin and the Branson family. The company had been selling the brand in its stores.
Tens specialises in lenses that emulate real life photo filters after being founded in 2025 by three friends and photographers who came up with the idea while on a road trip through the Scottish Highlands. The brand was created on the idea that “lenses in sunglasses don’t have to be dark and dull. All of Tens sunglasses feature filter lenses that drench the world in warm, cinematic tones, helping to lift the mood of the wearer by brightening their view”.
So what will the group use the new investment cash for? It aims to “develop both the Meander and Tens product ranges as well as driving both brands forwards in the digital space in the UK and internationally”.
Co-founder Steve Henry said: “We've experienced a period of sustained success and growth in recent years, but we've only just scratched the surface. We aim to double down digital growth and introduce Meander and Tens to a wider audience in the UK as well as targeting overseas markets like the US and Europe. There's huge potential for both our Meander and Tens to become globally recognised brands.”