This business is an established turnkey operation, ideal for individuals seeking a venture with stable cash flow or brands wanting to expand product lines swiftly. Originating in 2002 as a personal hobby, it has evolved into a flourishing wholesale and retail enterprise without significant advertising or social media efforts. It boasts a dedicated customer base and a sturdy supply chain, providing a strong foundation for future growth. The current owners dedicate an average of 20 hours per week to operations. The business highlights include a well-established supply chain, a high proportion of repeat business, a profitable average online order value of $140, and an opportunity to significantly enhance social media presence.
All inclusive asking price covers product and fabric inventory, patterns, licensed images, branded marketing materials, website, social media assets, and a blog. Revenue is generated by selling women's layering tops, undershirts, and underwear through its e-commerce platform and to retailers across the nation. The supply chain is efficiently managed from fabric sourcing in Italy to production in the U.S., ensuring control over quality and distribution.
The business sale is prompted by one partner’s desire for retirement and family responsibilities, while the other seeks new ventures. It suits buyers looking for a business with established processes and significant growth potential. Inventory on hand is valued at $50,000. Offered assets include customer databases, existing manufacturing relationships, marketing materials, and digital properties. Post-sale support is included, ensuring a smooth transition for the new owner. Social media and a subscriber mailing list offer untapped growth opportunities.
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