The Businesses and Products from Season 15, Episode 13 of Shark Tank
In season 15, episode 13 of "Shark Tank," entrepreneurs presented business ideas including kitty litter that signals health issues, a chic lunch box, high-performance baby blankets and bodysuits designed for women in uniform. Good American CEO and Co-Founder Emma Grede returned as Guest Shark. Get the full details on the four companies featured below!
The Sharks in this episode are Mark Cuban, Lori Greiner, Robert Herjavec, Kevin O'Leary and Guest Shark Emma Grede.
AU Baby
www.aubabyshop.com
AU Baby is a clean, sustainable baby blanket collection made with a performance fiber built just for babies. Our luxurious blankets are built differently, with science-backed benefits for the 3 S's: Sleep, Stains and Skincare. We exist to provide families with the safest snuggle experience while also offering an unparalleled level of comfort and style.
Genius Litter
www.geniuslitter.com
Genius Litter gives you the inside scoop on your cat's health. Our litter detects problems early by changing colors. All while fighting odor, creating less waste than "that other litter," and feeding 10 shelter cats with donations for each bag sold.
TORCH
www.torchwarriorwear.com
TORCH Warriorwear is a subscription direct to consumer military apparel and lifestyle brand that celebrates, empowers, and serves current and future generations of military warriors. We are committed to helping these warriors look, feel, and perform at their best— 24/7, 365 days, all over the world. We create technically advanced apparel and products that feature an unmatched combination of comfort, durability, functions and style— all made by a warrior for warriors. In doing so, we have redefined what being a modern day warrior is— giving rise to our tagline: for and by modern day women warriors.
Modern Picnic
www.modernpicnic.com
Modern Picnic started completely out of a personal need. Founder Ali Kaminetsky was working in the fashion industry in NYC after college, bringing her lunch to work everyday because of how much faster, cheaper and healthier it was, but realized she did not have a chic, functional or sustainable way to do so. When she went online to buy herself a lunchbox she saw options for little kids and men, but none for women who wanted to look, feel and do their best. From there, Modern Picnic was born.
Modern Picnic disrupted the cooler industry with their first-to-market, viral insulated lunch boxes catered towards the modern female consumer and have since created a line of function based products that embody their values of functionality, sustainability and style.
