Dotte, the fully circular peer-to-peer marketplace where parents can buy, sell, donate and recycle outgrown children’s clothing, has been named in the TechRound100. Leading start-up news site, TechRound, hosts the annual competition, which celebrates the most successful and innovative start-ups in the UK.

More than a marketplace, Dotte is a community of parents passionate about slowing down fast fashion by extending the lifespan of kidswear. It is also the official resale partner for progressive kidswear brands that create timeless designs made to last; ideal for handing down from family to family.

This year’s TechRound100 competition saw more than 3,000 applications reviewed by an expert judging panel. Judges included investor Roei Samuel (Connectd); start-up figures (Apprentice winner Mark Wright and TedX speaker Perrine Farque); other start-up peers and former winners (Sammy Rubin of YuLife, Jonathan Lister Parsons of PensionBee, Michel Andre of Banking Circle); and Dana Leigh (TechRound editor).

Previous winners of the TechRound100 include Zoom, Revolut, Pleo, Too Good To Go, Coconut and Vinehealth.

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