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Equity Crowdfunding Pitches

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Birdsong is an emerging fashion brand for people who expect more from their wardrobe. Birdsong use womens charities and community groups as their supply chain. Birdsong's mantra is ‘no sweatshop, no photoshop’, meaning they are using ethical suppliers and natural models.
days to go: Expired investment: £83,940
The Sterling Shave Club offer a subscription based service that delivers razors and shaving gear straight to your door. Once you have purchased a Sterling Shavekit you can then have the blades delivered to you for as little as £3.95 a month. 
days to go: Expired investment: £89,558
British Boxers are undies and nightwear for men and women. All of their products are made from some of the finest woven cottons. The use of the funds raised will go towards introducing new product lines, increasing mail list to reach a wider audience and to expand their stockist space in UK.
days to go: Expired investment: £179,920
Oh...My! Kidswear launched its first collection in Harvey Nichols during August 2015 and has since become an award-winning childrenswear brand. They have fans in celebrities such as Jemma Kidd and Naomi Isted and are raising to expand the team and to increase brand awareness.
days to go: Expired investment: £19,340
Landbay is a Buy-to Mortgage (BTM) lending platform that provides investors access to a flow of whole-loan high-quality BTL mortgages that can be securitised or held on a balance sheet. Landbay asserts that it does not deploy any of its own balance sheet nor take any credit risk. The company has completed over £600 million of mortgages to date. It argues that it has the mortgage funding, technology and capacity to grow significantly in the £250 billion mortgage market. The company was rated 'Excellent' on consumer review website Trustpilot. It will use 50% of the investment towards technology upgrade, 25% towards marketing and brand development, and 25% towards general marketing expenses.
days to go: Expired investment: £5,129,548
Using coffee grounds from London’s cafes and transforming them into award-winning beauty products, Optiat’s handmade cosmetics are distributed in 7 countries with retailers such as Whole Foods, Planet Organic, and Topshop.
days to go: Expired investment: £217,500
YUUworld have created the YUUbag which is designed to allow children to take fun with them wherever they go. The bags come with fold out desk, secret compartment and activity funpack. The YUUbags main goal is to alleviate childrens boredom that usually comes with travelling or waiting around.  
days to go: Expired investment: £100,504
Benedita is a luxury kids fashion brand based in London. They are available in over 30 retail shops in 10 counties and have been featured in publications such as Vogue, Tatler and the Telegraph. Their current design team is full of passionate artists such as a school teacher, an interior designer and a sales representative of a pharmaceutical company.
days to go: Expired investment: £162,400
Verto Homes have created the Zero Carbon Smart Home. These homes create and store their own clean energy from the sun, they automatically know when and where light heat and shade are needed and they manage the energy they use so efficiently that their energy bills are almost 0.
days to go: Expired investment: £1,389,280
Housebooker offers holiday accommodation in real peoples homes. They provide its clients with a way of generating a significant income through their managed services and aim to achieve a better return for their clients over what they would traditionally get from a buy-to-let. 
days to go: Expired investment: £12,950
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