Total Funding
31
Total FundingPre-Seed raised
Growth Score in past quarter
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Heat Score 31 in past quarter
7 pts
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Recent Milestones
Raised Funding Round
Jan 1, 1970
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Raised Funding Round
Jan 1, 1970
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Raised Funding Round
Jan 1, 1970
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Skyscrape is developing a fabric that responds to cold by flexing to create air pockets that trap heat and keep people warm.
Saul Griffith: Co-Founder & Board MemberPast Role: Canvas, Co-Founder- Brent Ridley: CEO
About the Company
William Gore built a multi-decade business by inventing the breathable, waterproof fabric Gor-Tex. Kestrel wants to make the next big leap in textile science. It’s developing a fabric that responds to cold by flexing to create air pockets that trap heat and keep people warm. But when the air warms up, these pockets collapse so less heat is trapped
and people stay cooler. Kestrel already has a letter of intent from Casper to use its materials in bedding. With people spending tons of money on outerwear, athletic clothes, and more, the temperature-reactive technology could find its way into the fabrics that fill our day-to-day life.

