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Panty By Post, a Canadian company that allows shoppers to “subscribe” to French-inspired panties, has been featured on LadyLux and is currently making headlines because they will be seen on a Canadian reality TV show this coming fall. “Dragon’s Den”, similar to shows in the U.S. such as “Shark Tank” and “The Apprentice”, was originally created by BBC for the UK and allows contestants to present their companies as potential investments for huge “dragons” in the business world.

Panty By Post founders, Natalie Grunberg and Lori Sholzberg, headed to Vicoria to wait in line for their winning audition. As they stood there for hours on end, the two started quizzing each other and plotting out potential questions, so they’d be ready for the judges. It seems their scheming won them a spot on the hit Canadian show. They’ll start taping this May and the dynamic duo could not be more excited about the prospect for Panty By Post.

Lori told LadyLux, “Being on Dragon’s Den has even more potential to reach more doors and speed up our growth rate by possibly attaining the economic means.”

Three years old this December, Panty By Post has grown exponentially ever since their inception. Selling panties to subscribers all over the world, the small company that was inspired by a trip to Paris has boomed into a global enterprise.

LadyLux wishes Panty By Post the best of luck! Stay tuned to their newfound fame on “Dragon’s Den” by visiting the web site or PantyByPost.com.

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