Trimi Tank Case Study

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The Trimi Tank, & the business's life beyond the shark tank. The Trimi Tank, which was created by two hockey moms from Pittsburg, is a basic tank top that features interchangeable, removable straps as its main focus. Each tank comes with three sets of straps to layer, mix and match, or wear any strap independently. The lobster claw clasp makes it easy to remove and replace each stylish strap, which comes in various styles, such as the jewelry straps and ribbon straps. The concept for the versatile top came about during a hockey practice for their sons, which strived two best friends, Lindsay Johnson and Nikki Bilsky, to bring their business to Shark Tank. The dynamic duo arrived to the tank with positive attitudes and a proposal for a $57,000 investment for a 30% stake for their business. The women mentioned that they were producing each tank top and all of the straps at home. They had a goal for the straps to have multiple uses and be reused throughout the consumer's wardrobe. Robert Herjevic questioned both …show more content…

They stated that they've visited craft shows and handmade markets, but their biggest hit had been the flea markets to test their products among the consumers. When asked about the feedback they received, Johnson said that their target group, which had been women, thought they idea of the trimi tank was great. Amongst all the positive feedback, she also said that someone mentioned they should be on Shark Tank. Despite the impressed audience, the response didn't translate into sales. The two claimed that during these visits they weren't accepting credit cards, which hindered the sales they could have made. According to Johnson, approximately 50 women bought their product, as opposed to those that prefered to buy other items. Greiner mentioned that because of this, the trimi tank may not be their home run. She was the first shark to bow

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