A 4-year-old direct-to-consumer brand specializing in the katana and Japanese collectibles market achieved $7 million in revenue in 2025, predominantly from the US and EU markets, with a striking $4 million generated in Q4. The business employs a dropshipping model, supported by a signed supplier contract and bi-weekly product launches focusing on manga, anime, gaming, and Japanese culture. The brand benefits from high gross margins of 70% and net margins of 15-25%, with substantial growth potential as key marketing channels like Amazon, SEO, and email marketing remain unexplored. The company holds over 150,000 subscriber profiles that are currently underutilized for monetization. It has extensive Meta Ads data, having invested over $3 million in ad spend. A transition to sea freight and third-party logistics (3PL) could potentially reduce costs of goods sold (COGS) by 40%. Furthermore, the business operates with minimal founder involvement and is supported by a team of freelancers willing to stay post-acquisition. Despite its success, the company faces financial challenges exacerbated by Q4's rapid growth, leading to a working capital gap and associated order fulfillment delays. Consequently, PayPal has put holds on two accounts, affecting approximately $108k, while Shopify Payments have been suspended. However, Stripe continues to process payments. Current outstanding liabilities amount to roughly $700k. A new supplier contract ensures smoother operations moving forward. The business presents a lucrative opportunity for buyers with capital and operational expertise, as significant untapped potential exists across various platforms and markets. Comprehensive financial and operational documentation is available to prospective buyers under a non-disclosure agreement.