A UK-based sustainable fashion brand, certified as a B Corp, is up for sale. Over the last 12 months, it has generated a revenue of £94.6k and includes an inventory valued at approximately £22k at cost. The brand positions itself firmly within the slow, gender-inclusive fashion segment. It has established relationships with suppliers and production partners and has effective fulfilment processes in place. Currently, the business operates primarily through a direct-to-consumer Shopify store, with revenue generated from online sales. Operations are streamlined, requiring about 5–10 hours per week to manage essential functions such as product planning, marketing management, customer service, and supplier coordination. The processes are well-documented, ensuring ease of transfer to a new owner. The customer base is mainly UK-based, with some international sales, and engagement is driven through email marketing, social media, and organic discovery. The brand enjoys customer loyalty and benefits from a community committed to sustainability and ethical production. Financially, the business reflects the potential for improved profitability through better marketing efficiency and cost optimisation. The sale package includes the brand, website, intellectual property, inventory, supplier relationships, and customer database. This opportunity would appeal to operators, entrepreneurs, or strategic buyers seeking a purpose-driven brand that has demonstrated demand and possesses strong sustainability credentials.
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