Dog Threads Pet Shirts Update | Shark Tank Season 11
Scott and Gina Davis created a line of apparel that creates matching clothing for people and their dogs. So, if you’ve ever wanted to match Fido, this is the company for you! Will it be a match for one of the sharks, on
If you’re short on time, here’s a quick overview of what happened to Dog Threads after
Scott and Gina Davis appeared on
| Shark: | Result: |
| Mark Cuban | Accepted deal of $250,000 for 25% equity |
| Robert Herjavec | No Offer |
| Kevin O’Leary | No Offer |
| Lori Greiner | No Offer |
| Daymond John | No Offer |
Shark Tank Dog Threads Update
- Entrepreneurs: Scott and Gina Davis
- Business: Matching dog and human shirts
- Ask: $250,000 for 17% equity
- Result: $250,000 for 25% equity
- Shark: Mark Cuban
Scott and Gina brought Dog Threads to
They bring in a host of dogs, all wearing patterned button-down shirts. It’s a cute pitch that’s also effective in showing off their product.
They pass out samples, but Daymond John seems to be more interested in the adorable dogs than the pitch. Robert Herjavec tries on the same shirt as the smallest puppy, prompting lots of laughs.
Despite the fun idea, the sharks are on the fence about Dog Threads.
Gina reveals that they want to create quality clothes for their ‘firstborn’ dog, Thomas. Her background in a women’s clothing line helped her get started.
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Since 2014, they’ve done $465,000 in sales. Still, they say they only started doing this full-time recently, and the year before filming, they did $196,000 in sales.
The cost to make a size small dog shirt is $10.75 and it retails for $40. Likewise, it costs $21.50 to make a human shirt, which then retails for $68.
Mark Cuban thinks that they will do well with licensing, and he is intrigued with the business.
Lori Greiner doesn’t think it is right for her and drops out.
Daymond and Robert are out as well—as both fail to see the need to dress up their dogs
Mark is the first to make an offer. He offers $250,000 for a 30% stake in Dog Threads.
Kevin O’Leary wants to make them an offer, but Mark says that if they hear Kevin’s offer, he will pull his. When Mark makes this claim, it usually works in his favor, and this time it is no different.
Scott and Gina decide not to listen to Kevin’s offer and instead try to haggle Mark down to a 25% stake. Mark is against this at first, but the couple say they want some of the company left for their son, whose 1st birthday happens to be the day of filming.
With this, Mark agrees to drop his stake to 25%, and Scott and Gina finally accept and leave
Was this a good investment for Mark? Find out what happened following the show in our Dog Threads update!
We have good news to share in our Dog Threads update! Since appearing on
Even better, the company has grown to around $365,000 in annual sales. They have added t-shirts to their product line, as well as harnesses and leashes with cute designs and patterns.
Additionally, they have matching holiday sweaters and pajamas too. Their expansion and online presence are evidence that they have succeeded with their unique take on dog outfits.
You can view the many choices they offer on the Good Thomas website. One neat fact we learned on their site is that every order helps to feed a homeless pup!
There don’t appear to be any licensing deals yet, but perhaps we’ll see a Mavericks shirt in our next Dog Threads update!
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