April Countdown — 55% at Nori Press

They used to use a hair straightener to iron their clothes. After being frustrated for years by steamers that leaked, ironing boards that were too big, and dry cleaning that was too expensive, they found that DIY hacks were faster, smaller, and better than what was already on the market. Sounds like a market that needs a lot of new ideas. So, over a number of years, a group of friends, engineers, investors, advisors, ambassadors, and Annabel, who was also a co-founder of Nori Press, helped them make an exciting and thoughtful brand for the next generation to care for their clothes. What does "It takes a village" mean? From what Nori Press knows, hardware takes a country.