Helman, a health science graduate with no formal fashion design training, initially stitched her first prototype on a living room coffee table using fleece and sheer determination. What began as a personal solution for remote work comfort quickly transformed into a viable business after a friend’s brother expressed interest in buying ten units for his insurance firm. This early validation revealed a niche in the corporate gifting market, prompting Helman to refine her design through direct customer feedback.
After a stint at Shopify provided a crash course in ecommerce, Helman transitioned to full-time entrepreneurship in 2023. The brand’s growth has been marked by significant milestones, including a viral TikTok moment that caught the attention of Uncommon Goods and a recent inclusion in Oscar nominee gift bags. Despite facing logistical hurdles, such as a stressful customs delay during her first major international import, Helman has maintained a trajectory of steady expansion. With $200,000 in sales achieved in the latter half of 2025 and a focus on the Australian market, Warmür is now positioned to hit the $1 million mark by the end of 2026.

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