The owner of a print-on-demand apparel company is selling their business as they are transitioning to take over a family business. The company, known for its humorous and viral t-shirt designs, operates under a streamlined model using Shopify and Printify for automation and efficiency. This automation means there is no need for inventory overhead, as the design-to-print process is fully managed. The apparel brand’s identity focuses on “meme shirts” and trending designs, making it appealing and shareable on social media platforms. Marketing for the business relies primarily on organic growth and social media. The owner shared that there was a dip in revenue due to poor hiring decisions. Despite this, the business remains profitable, with approximately 50-60k in the business account and maintaining a 10% profit margin. The inventory consists of approximately 1,500 to 2,000 designs and a customer database of around 20,000 emails. This appears to be a business with a laid-back culture, and the owner is seeking buyers who possess a team and a sense of humor to maintain the brand's vibrant and fun spirit. Although there is no Non-Disclosure Agreement required, the current owner is open to sharing their vision with the buyer, believing the business has significant potential. Interested parties are encouraged to discuss the opportunity further with the owner, Matt. The sale includes all brand assets, domain, and necessary integrations with Shopify and Printify.