D-talk
OperatingPlatform connecting artists, fashion designers and fashion brands to turn artwork into custom clothing collections
- Fashion Tech
- Monastir, Tunisia
- Founded 2023
- d-talk.co ↗
- Employees
- 2-10
About D-talk
D-talk (Designs Talk) is a platform that connects artists, fashion designers and fashion brands so that creative work can be licensed and turned into products. Artists earn by turning their artwork into wearable fashion, fashion designers sell ready-to-use base designs, and brands use AI-assisted search to find artwork, pick a design, customise colours, text and placements in an online design studio, then order in bulk, with a custom page for each brand. The company's broader aim is to make design rights easier to sell and adapt across industries.
D-talk was founded in 2023 by Ali Nakti, Saber Bahri and Chaima Belhassen, and is based in Monastir, Tunisia. It holds Tunisia's Startup Act label, granted in October 2023, and lists a team of 2–10 people on LinkedIn.
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Frequently asked about D-talk
- Where is D-talk based and when was it founded?
- D-talk is headquartered in Monastir, Tunisia and was founded in 2023.
- What sector is D-talk in?
- D-talk operates in Fashion Tech, E-Commerce and Marketplace.
