Ep 1. Kin Apparel, Uprising Food, Lion Latch, Pashko

Shark Tank season 13 kicks off with four new businesses ready to pitch their ideas to the Sharks. The first pitch comes from Kin Apparel, a clothing brand that creates versatile, gender-neutral attire made from sustainable materials. Founder Chantal Carter pitched her brand as a way to promote diversity and inclusion in the fashion industry. She asks for $250,000 in exchange for 10% equity in the company.

Next up is Uprising Food, a company that creates keto-friendly, gluten-free bread and chips. Co-founders Tarashaun Hausner and Scott Stohler pitch their products as a healthier alternative to traditional breads and snacks. They ask for $300,000 in exchange for 4% equity in their company.

Lion Latch, a business that creates a latch to keep eye glasses from falling off, takes the third spot. Founder Nick Young pitches his product as a solution to the age-old problem of misplaced glasses. He asks for $100,000 in exchange for 20% equity in the company.

Finally, Pashko, a clothing brand that creates comfortable, athleisure wear made from sustainable materials, takes the stage. Founder Patrick Robinson pitches his brand as a way to help customers feel comfortable and confident while also reducing their environmental impact. He asks for $400,000 in exchange for 15% equity in the company.

As the Sharks listen to each pitch, they ask tough questions and give feedback on the business ideas and financials. The entrepreneurs showcase their products and explain why their businesses are worth investing in. Will the Sharks take a chance on one of these new and innovative concepts, or will they walk away without making a deal? Tune in to Shark Tank season 13 to find out.