AmorSui lands $12.5M to replace single-use PPE in hospitals
What's the deal? AmorSuiDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, a Philadelphia-based maker of reusable protective apparel, has raised a $12.5 million Series A led by Una TerraDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, a Swiss early-growth impact investor. The company will use the capital to scale its reusable PPE across US hospitals and prepare for expansion into Europe and Asia.
What's the endgame? AmorSui sells reusable, machine-washable isolation gowns and lab coats designed to replace single-use medical supplies. It says its gowns can withstand up to 100 industrial wash cycles while maintaining required protective performance, cutting waste and long-term costs for healthcare providers.
Why now? The round marks a sharp step-up from the $3.5 million seed AmorSui announced in 2024. It comes as the company expands in the US through a distribution partnership with one of the three largest US medical supply distributors.
The new money will fund US commercialisation, product innovation, supply-chain expansion, and the buildout of circularity infrastructure. Una Terra said its experience in circular-economy businesses will help support AmorSui's commercial and impact goals.
What could go wrong? AmorSui's significance hinges on whether it can scale adoption while meeting the safety, cost, and laundering requirements of institutional buyers. There is no evidence yet of that traction.
The signal: The deal reflects growing investor interest in circular-economy companies that pair environmental benefits with clearer economics — AmorSui is selling resilience and cost control, not just sustainability. Una Terra has backed the same thesis before, participating in Swiss materials startup Seprify's €13.4 million Series A in March 2026.
Read more: usdailyledger.com
Image credit: Generated with Gemini
