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Hc Jeans On Shark Tank. Hip chixs, the line of premium denim jeans made by two texas sorority sisters, didn't get a deal on shark tank in 2013. Originally, megan jackson stoffer and aimee urista went to the sharks for a $150,000 investment for 35% equity in their company. Is the company still in business? Aimee urista and megan jackson stoffer entered shark tank with a strong offer, as they sought to exchange 35% equity for $150,000. Although denim jeans are a staple in most people's wardrobes, hip chixs jeans didn't convince the sharks during their episode in season 4. Hip chixs jeans on shark tank. Hip chixs promised flattering, company blue jeans when they appeared on season 4 of shark tank. Robert herjavec wanted to know about sales. Megan and aimee came on the tank with “the best butt money can buy” thanks to their company hip chixs, and its line of premium jeans for women. Aimee miller and megan carrecker are both texas natives and former baylor university graduates that have always been passionate about designing a. The jeans featured an angled pocket and curved yoke to accentuate a woman’s natural curves. Here's what happened after the episode aired. Despite their enthusiasm, the sharks criticize the high production costs, low sales ($12,000), and intense competition in the denim market, leading to no deal. The two hip chicks from dallas, texas and inventors of the hip chixs jeans, are coming to the shark tank to test how much you’re willing to pay for the best pair of jeans imaginable.

Originally, megan jackson stoffer and aimee urista went to the sharks for a $150,000 investment for 35% equity in their company. The two hip chicks from dallas, texas and inventors of the hip chixs jeans, are coming to the shark tank to test how much you’re willing to pay for the best pair of jeans imaginable. Despite their enthusiasm, the sharks criticize the high production costs, low sales ($12,000), and intense competition in the denim market, leading to no deal. Aimee miller and megan carrecker are both texas natives and former baylor university graduates that have always been passionate about designing a. Hip chixs, the line of premium denim jeans made by two texas sorority sisters, didn't get a deal on shark tank in 2013. The jeans featured an angled pocket and curved yoke to accentuate a woman’s natural curves. Robert herjavec wanted to know about sales. Here's what happened after the episode aired. Although denim jeans are a staple in most people's wardrobes, hip chixs jeans didn't convince the sharks during their episode in season 4. Is the company still in business?

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Hc Jeans On Shark Tank Aimee urista and megan jackson stoffer entered shark tank with a strong offer, as they sought to exchange 35% equity for $150,000. Aimee urista and megan jackson stoffer entered shark tank with a strong offer, as they sought to exchange 35% equity for $150,000. Although denim jeans are a staple in most people's wardrobes, hip chixs jeans didn't convince the sharks during their episode in season 4. Originally, megan jackson stoffer and aimee urista went to the sharks for a $150,000 investment for 35% equity in their company. Here's what happened after the episode aired. The jeans featured an angled pocket and curved yoke to accentuate a woman’s natural curves. Aimee miller and megan carrecker are both texas natives and former baylor university graduates that have always been passionate about designing a. Robert herjavec wanted to know about sales. Hip chixs promised flattering, company blue jeans when they appeared on season 4 of shark tank. Megan and aimee came on the tank with “the best butt money can buy” thanks to their company hip chixs, and its line of premium jeans for women. Hip chixs jeans on shark tank. The two hip chicks from dallas, texas and inventors of the hip chixs jeans, are coming to the shark tank to test how much you’re willing to pay for the best pair of jeans imaginable. Hip chixs, the line of premium denim jeans made by two texas sorority sisters, didn't get a deal on shark tank in 2013. Is the company still in business? Despite their enthusiasm, the sharks criticize the high production costs, low sales ($12,000), and intense competition in the denim market, leading to no deal.