The Ave Venice Shark Tank Update

Custom Printing on Sneakers and Apparel

No DealNow:ThrivingFashion & BeautySeason 3, Episode 10Venice Beach, CAby Nick RomeroWebsite

What Happened to The Ave Venice After Shark Tank

Is The Ave Venice still in business? Yes — still in business and thriving.

  • No deal on Shark Tank Season 3; sought $125,000 for 15%
  • Rebranded as The AVE Los Angeles after Shark Tank
  • Secured patent for custom sneaker and apparel printing technology
  • Reached $3 million in annual revenue by November 2023
  • Operates from 5,000 sq ft facility in downtown Los Angeles; secured licensing agreements in USA, Europe, and Canada

Did not accept a deal on the show.

Last verified Apr 10, 2026.

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The The Ave Venice Shark Tank Pitch

Nick Romero of Venice Beach, CA pitched The Ave Venice on Shark Tank Season 3, Episode 10, which aired Friday, March 23, 2012, asking for $125,000 for 15% of the company — a $833,333 valuation.

The Ave Venice left the Tank without a deal.

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Pitch Details

Aired
S3E10Mar 23, 2012
Ask
$125,000for 15%
Ask Valuation
$833,333