Two rising brands, Krvvy and Invogue, take the stage on Shark Tank India S5 to redefine confidence for Indian women.

 Founded by college friends Yash Goyal and Anant Bhardwaj, Krvvy focuses on a "skin-first" D2C model. Using biodegradable polyamide and spandex, they aim to make shapewear a daily essential rather than a restrictive garment for special occasions.

Founded by Maadhav Saxena and Ragini, Invogue is a high-performance brand that entered the market early in 2023. Backed by actress Malaika Arora, they focus on top-tier compression suitable for everything from sarees to modern silhouettes.

Krvvy highlights that 50% of their orders come from Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, proving a massive demand for premium lingerie nationwide. Invogue counters with a focus on high-compression tech designed for all body types and diverse fashion needs.

Krvvy: Leveraging a lean D2C model with high repeat-customer potential.  Invogue: Rapidly growing brand presence through strategic influencer marketing and celebrity endorsements to capture the premium segment.

Krvvy: Requested ₹1.2 Crore for 2% equity. Invogue: Requested ₹50 Lakh for 2.25% equity. Both teams entered the Tank seeking strategic mentorship to scale their supply chains and nationwide distribution.

Namita liked Krvvy’s comfort but criticized Invogue’s finishing. Anupam and Aman saw the potential in the category, sparking a valuation debate. While some Sharks felt capital was already too diluted, others saw a massive $1.2B+ market opportunity.

Krvvy: Closed with Namita Thapar at ₹1.2 Cr for 3% equity (₹40 Cr Valuation). Invogue: Settled with Aman Gupta at ₹2 Cr for 15% equity (₹13.33 Cr Valuation).