Ethical fashion brand with clothing, silver jewellery and leather goods, proven market sales, Bali supplier contacts (no MOQ), and strong growth potential.
An established e-commerce entity in the fashion sector, founded in 2015, has developed a reputation for offering ethically sourced and sustainably produced apparel. Despite functioning primarily as a side venture over the past decade, the business is poised for growth under new ownership, equipped with all necessary systems to support expansion with consistent investment of time and effort.
The company’s business model revolves around providing unique, stylish clothing with an easy fit, underscoring environmental and ethical production values. Its product line extends beyond clothing to include curated sterling silver jewelry and quality leather goods, allowing for substantial cross-selling opportunities. Direct partnerships have been formed with ethical, small-scale suppliers in Bali, featuring a family-run clothing supplier with flexible production capabilities and no minimum order requirements. This setup, along with reliable family suppliers for jewelry and leather goods, will be accessible to the buyer, minimizing inventory risks.
The business has effectively maintained online operations with minimal marketing efforts, but has shown strong in-person sales performance at markets. This engagement-driven sales approach confirms strong product-market fit and suggests expansion could be significantly bolstered with consistent marketing and product releases. The brand offers potential for growth through online, physical retail, or market avenues. The stock, valued at $7,000 (AUD) and retailing over $30,000, is included in the sale, presenting a promising opportunity for an owner-operator or investor dedicated to advancing a purpose-driven brand.
I am the owner and sole operator of 2 small businesses. Eyota Clothing has been my side...
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