MySize, Inc., a Nasdaq-listed fashion-tech company, has been selected as a B2i Digital Featured Company, a designation that will provide the company with increased visibility to investors. The selection highlights MySize's focus on solving two persistent and costly problems in the fashion industry: high return rates from incorrect sizing and the financial burden of excess inventory. A dedicated company profile for MySize will be available at https://b2idigital.com/featured-companies.
The company operates through three distinct business units designed to address these challenges. Its Naiz Fit platform is a B2B SaaS solution that uses artificial intelligence to help online shoppers select the correct size for apparel and footwear, thereby reducing returns. The platform serves over 70 enterprise clients, including major brands like Levi's, Moschino, Canali, Desigual, and Kiabi. MySize reports that Naiz Fit has profiled more than 220,000 garments and gathered data from over 20 million consumers, leading to return reductions of 15% to 40% and conversion rate increases of 2x to 8x for its clients.
For managing inventory, MySize operates two additional platforms. Percentil runs a managed secondhand marketplace across Spain, France, Germany, and Italy, facilitating both consumer resale and brand-led circularity programs for companies such as Springfield, C&A, and Desigual. The platform has processed over 12 million items and sold more than 4 million units. In January 2026, Percentil expanded its reach by listing curated secondhand fashion on Amazon's marketplace in Spain. The third unit, Orgad, is a U.S.-based omnichannel retailer that distributes overstock and liquidation inventory through Amazon and other online marketplaces, currently listing more than 30,000 active products and generating $7.5 million in revenue for fiscal year 2024.
David Shapiro, Chief Executive Officer of B2i Digital, stated that MySize presents a clear investment thesis by directly tackling the fashion industry's operational inefficiencies. "They help shoppers buy the right size so returns go down, and they help brands move more inventory through secondhand and overstock channels," Shapiro said. He noted that the validation from enterprise customers like Levi's and Moschino demonstrates the practical value of the sizing platform. B2i Digital plans to introduce MySize to its network of more than 1.5 million investors and market participants.
Ronen Luzon, Founder, Chairman and CEO of MySize, emphasized the company's focus on delivering measurable outcomes. "We have spent the past several years building a platform designed to deliver measurable outcomes for fashion brands and retailers," Luzon said. The partnership with B2i Digital is expected to aid MySize in reaching a broader investor base as it pursues growth. For fiscal year 2024, MySize reported revenue of $8.26 million, an 18% increase over the prior year, with expectations of approximately $10 million in revenue for 2025.
The implications of MySize's technology and business model are significant for the fashion industry, which has long struggled with profitability due to return rates that can exceed 30% for online apparel sales and the environmental and financial costs of unsold inventory. By providing tools to reduce returns and create new sales channels for excess stock, MySize's platforms offer potential for improved margins, reduced waste, and enhanced sustainability. The company's selection by B2i Digital underscores the growing investor interest in solutions that address these systemic industry challenges.
