Dragons' Den star Steven Bartlett teamed up with Deborah Meaden to invest in a mum-of-two's subscription-based children's clothing business during the hit show's latest episode.
The entrepreneur, who co-founded Social Chain in Manchester after dropping out of university, has backed Charlotte Morley's The Little Loop who asked for £70,000 for a 7.5% equity stake in the business.
In the end, she got £70,000 from both Dragons.
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Charlotte Morley previously worked in intelligence and previously went on operations in Iraq, flying to the country in the middle of the night wearing body-armour and a helmet.
But she said: "Honestly, I'm more scared about going into the Den than I was about flying to Iraq."
The Little Loop offers a subscription to parents for £18 per month enabling them to swap and share clothes as needed.
Mr Bartlett made an artisan cheese retailer his first investment on Dragons' Den.
The millionaire entrepreneur bought a 5% stake in London-based cheesegeek for £150,000.
The deal was subject to Mr Bartlett's money being returned within two years.
He has also invested £50,000 in a company which sells soil-free, real-grass toilets for dogs.
The entrepreneur secured a 20% stake in Piddle Patch after seeing off three rival bids from is fellow Dragons during the second episode of this year's BBC One series.
