The business operates an online store that specializes in selling Polynesian Tattoo designed casual clothing and footwear for both men and women. Additionally, it offers beach jewelry and sportswear from other businesses within the Polynesian community. The enterprise has successfully gathered subscribers via its website and a social media following, particularly with over 400 followers on Facebook. Revenue is primarily generated through the sale of women's apparel and accessories. The order fulfillment process involves receiving notifications through an e-commerce platform, accepting orders, and utilizing an application to choose and fulfill products, which are heavily linked to suppliers on a major online retail platform.
The decision to sell the business stems from the owner's lack of time to dedicate to its growth and optimum maintenance. It is noted that with a few hours devoted weekly by a new owner, the business holds significant profit potential through product updates, promotions, and upselling strategies. The target demographic includes regions such as Hawaii, Australia, New Zealand, Samoa, Tonga, Fiji, Papua New Guinea, and other islands, making it ideal for someone passionate about the niche and possibly possessing innovative ideas.
The business's inventory stands at three million units, valued at $45 million, and assets include customer databases, domains, social media accounts, and e-commerce platform accounts. Post-sale support will be provided to the new owner. The social media presence includes 400 Facebook followers, 54 Instagram followers, and a mailing list comprising 20 email addresses.
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