Where is Aisle located?

Aisle is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.

How many employees does Aisle have?

As of May 31, 2026, the latest employee count at Aisle is 17.

Aisle is a funded company, having raised a total of $***** in its 1st and only funding round.

Aisle ranks 4th amongst 10 active competitors, only 1 of which is funded. Marlow, which secured $1.8M in Oct, 2024.

Aisle's top competitors include Marlow, joni and Iris + Arlo. Among them, Marlow secured the most recent funding round in October, 2024.

Key Metrics

Founded Year

1993

Location

Vancouver, Canada

Stage

Acquired

Investors

Ranked

Employee Count

17 as on May 31, 2026

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Exit Details

Acquired by Somedays (Dec 07, 2023)

Aisle got acquired by Somedays on Dec 07, 2023.

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Aisle is a funded company. Aisle has 3 institutional investors.

The founders of Aisle are Madeleine Shaw and Suzanne Siemens.

Here are the details of Aisle's key team members:

Aisle has 17 employees as of May 26. Here is Aisle's employee count trend over the years:

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Top competitors of Aisle include Marlow, joni and Iris + Arlo. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Aisle, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Marlow 2020, Toronto (Canada), Seed	Internet-first brand offers tampons	$2.3M	Connecticut Innovations, NEXT Canada & 5 others	39/100
2nd	joni 2019, Victoria (Canada), Funding Raised	Internet first brand offering organic pads	-	Cindicates, Alacrity & 1 others	36/100
3rd	Iris + Arlo 2022, Montreal (Canada), Unfunded	Online beauty brand offering multi-category eco-friendly personal care products for women	-	-	27/100
4th	Aisle 1993, Vancouver (Canada), Acquired	Internet first brand offering personal hygiene products	-	Marigold Capital, Red Thread Ventures & 1 others	27/100
5th	The DivaCup 2002, Kitchener (Canada), Unfunded	Internet-first brand of feminine care products	-	-	23/100
6th	Lunapads 1993, Vancouver (Canada), Unfunded	Internet first brand of feminine care products	-	-	20/100
7th	nixit 2018, Toronto (Canada), Unfunded	Internet first brand of reusable menstrual cups	-	-	16/100
8th	Mia 2024, Concord (Canada), Unfunded	Online platform offering organic cotton menstrual products	-	-	16/100
9th	Beatrice and Skye 2018, Dartmouth (Canada), Unfunded	Internet first brand offering handcrafted organic menstrual pads	-	-	16/100
10th	Hempact 2017, Edmonton (Canada), Deadpooled	Brand of hemp based biodegradable and disposable menstrual pads	-	Fuse42	14/100