Homeware startup going for growth with London Business School programme

Home furnishings startup, Stitched, successfully pitched to secure mentoring from leading digital marketing agency, PACK.

The pitch took place as part of the package made available by London Business School’s incubator programme. Stitched and PACK will work together for a minimum of six months.

Stitched, a bespoke curtains and blinds retailer that uses 3D technology to enable lifelike modelling before purchase, was one of 11 entrants from London Business School’s Incubator programme, providing a comprehensive package of support from industry experts and scaleup entrepreneurs.

Tom Jarvis said: “We are very excited to be working with the team at Stitched. Not only do they have a great product but they’ve built the foundation of a truly disruptive brand.

“The whole team at PACK are thrilled to be supporting them with the next stage of their journey and are keen to get started helping Stitched achieve their digital marketing goals.

“We’ll be working closely with the founding team at Stitched to develop their personality across digital channels, as well as social media strategy, content creation, social ad management and more.”

The winner was picked by Tom Jarvis, founder of PACK, a digital marketing agency for startups, scaleups and challenger brands.

PACK is a new startup offering from the team behind Wilderness Agency, a global digital marketing and social media agency with clients such as SONY, Warner Bros and Ellesse.

Will Verrill, of Stitched, added: “We are thrilled to have won the PACK challenge and are really looking forward to working with Tom and the team!

“The whole team at Stitched see the real potential of social media to speak to our customers on a personal level, something we think is critical to delivering our hassle free service and growing the Stitched brand.

“PACK have amazing experience in taking start-ups to the next level of their growth and are uniquely placed to support businesses like ours. We’re very excited. Watch this space.”