SHARK TANK INDIA FUNDED D2C BRANDS

1. Hair Originals

Hair Originals founded by Jitendra Sharma, Piyush Wadhwani, and Ashish Tiwari offers wigs and hair extensions crafted from 100% real human hair, sourced directly from South Indian temples. The brand prides itself on maintaining natural quality by avoiding chemicals in the manufacturing process. They also provide professional installation services. Jitendra Sharma, one of the founders, identified a global market demand for Indian hair, prompting the launch of Hair Originals. On Shark Tank India, they received ₹60 lakhs in funding from sharks Ashneer Grover, Anupam Mittal, and Peyush Bansal.

2. Hammer Lifestyle

Hammer Lifestyle founded by Rohit Nandwani is an athleisure tech brand, notable for being among the first in India to offer high-quality TWS audio gadgets such as earbuds and headphones. The brand has expanded into the fitness category with the introduction of smartwatches. Founded in 2019 by Rohit Nandwani, Hammer promotes an active and fit lifestyle and has quickly built a loyal customer base. On Shark Tank India, Rohit initially pitched for ₹30 lakhs for 3% equity. Aman Gupta, co-founder of Boat, offered ₹1 crore for a 40% stake, which Rohit accepted.
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3. Wakao Foods

Wakao Foods, established by Sairaj Gaurish Dhond, is a food brand that produces vegan meat alternatives from jackfruit. These products cater to both non-vegetarians and vegans, offering ready-to-eat packs that are rich in fiber and promote sustainable living. On Shark Tank India, Wakao Foods drew the interest of three sharks—Vineeta Singh, Namita Thapar, and Ghazal Alagh—who invested ₹75 lakhs for a 21% equity stake.

4. CosIQ

CosIQ, founded by Kanika and Angad Talwar, is a molecular skincare brand focused on providing scientifically-backed products that deliver visible results. Despite being a young startup, CosIQ made a significant impression on Shark Tank India. Anupam Mittal and Vineeta Singh invested ₹50 lakhs for a 25% share in the company.

5. Nuutjob

Nuutjob, created by Anushree and Ananya, addresses male intimate hygiene with products that are cruelty-free, sulfate-free, and paraben-free. Recognizing the specific hygiene challenges faced by men, they developed safe and effective solutions. On Shark Tank India, Nuutjob secured ₹25 lakhs for 20% equity from sharks Aman Gupta, Peyush Bansal, and Namita Thapar.

Conclusion

Shark Tank India has become a pivotal platform for entrepreneurs, providing them with opportunities to secure funding and showcase their innovative ideas. These D2C brands highlight the talent and enthusiasm of Indian entrepreneurs, serving as inspiration for future business leaders. Keep an eye on this page for updates on new D2C brands that make it onto the show. We hope you found this information both educational and entertaining! These creative minds are the reason behind the success of Shark Tank India fashion, Shark Tank India clothing and other areas.

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