What is Harry's?
Harry's operates as a vertically integrated consumer goods company specializing in the manufacturing and retailing of high-quality razors, shaving creams, and related grooming supplies. By controlling the production process, the company has successfully disrupted traditional retail channels, offering premium products at accessible price points. Its market position is defined by a strong emphasis on brand loyalty and an omni-channel distribution strategy that bridges the gap between digital-first convenience and physical retail accessibility.
How much funding has Harry's raised?
Harry's has raised a total of $885.4M across 12 funding rounds:
Series A
$10.5M
Multiple Rounds
$207.5M
Series C
$75.6M
Private Equity
$63.7M
Series D
$112M
Series E
$155M
Series F
$139.9M
Private Equity
$115M
Series A (2013): $10.5M supported by TriplePoint Venture Growth BDC
Other Financing Round (2014): $122.5M featuring Highland Capital, Thrive Capital, and SV Angel
Private Equity (2014): $10M backed by Thrive Capital, BoxGroup, and Red Swan Ventures
Series B (2014): $75M with participation from SV Angel, Highland Capital Partners, Thrive Capital, Red Swan Ventures, Boxgroup Ventures, and Lakestar
Series C (2015): $75.6M led by Wellington Management
Private Equity (2017): $63.7M, investors not publicly disclosed
Series D (2018): $112M, investors not publicly disclosed
Series E (2021): $155M backed by Macquarie Capital Partners and Bain Capital
Series F (2022): $139.9M with participation from Lee Fixel and Shan-Lyn Ma
Private Equity (2022): $115M led by STORY3 Capital Partners
Key Investors in Harry's
Bain Capital
A global private investment firm with deep sector expertise, providing flexible capital solutions and strategic value-add services to support long-term growth.
Thrive Capital
A New York-based venture capital firm that focuses on internet and software investments, providing critical support to high-growth companies.
SV Angel
A long-term investment firm dedicated to supporting founders through strategic insights and a vast network to facilitate scaling.
What's next for Harry's?
Looking ahead, the strategic deployment of the $115M is expected to focus on deepening the company's product diversification and enhancing its operational efficiency. As Harry's transitions further into a mature enterprise lifecycle, the focus will likely shift toward sustainable growth, potential market expansion, and the optimization of its supply chain. The backing from seasoned private equity and venture capital firms provides the necessary liquidity to explore new categories within the personal care space, ensuring that the company remains at the forefront of consumer-facing innovation.
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