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Dragons' Den Canada Season 6 · Episode 6

He-Sheets

a two-person bedsheet with a defined dividing line

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A New Brunswick pitcher brought a divided two-person bedsheet to season 6. We go through the ask and a trail that has gone quiet.

The ask$50,000for 25% of the business
Implied valuation$200Kask / equity
On-air resultNot recorded
Availability unverifiedFounder: Alex Warman

The pitch

What walked into the Den

He-Sheets, Alex Warman’s two-person bedsheet with a defined dividing line down the middle, featured in season 6, episode 6, out of Oromocto, New Brunswick.

Angled for $50,000 for 25 percent, which pegged the value near $200,000.

After the show

What happened next

The deal unproven either way, current trading is the solid part.

There is very little to verify today. We found no current website and no active social or news presence beyond the original pitch listing and an old fan page we could not read. With more than a decade since air, the product is most likely retired, but nothing we found confirms that, so we leave the status unverified rather than declare it closed.

Our read

The Hub verdict

A small, single-product pitch: fifty thousand against a quarter of the business, a two-hundred-thousand price on a two-person bedsheet with a dividing line down the middle. The number is the kind of modest ask you expect from an early, one-idea business.

The season 6 outcome never entered the record, so we assign no deal. There is very little to verify today, with no current website and no active social or news presence beyond the original listing. More than a decade on, the product has most likely been retired, but nothing we found confirms that, so we stop at the ask and leave the status unverified rather than declaring a closure we cannot prove.

A modest single-product ask on a trail gone cold.

Worth knowing: Absence of any trace is suggestive but not conclusive, so we stop at the ask and note the trail has gone cold.