A premium children's apparel brand, established in California in 2021, is on sale, offering a comprehensive package for prospective buyers. The brand holds a registered U.S. trademark and includes an inventory valued at approximately $37,851. It operates an Etsy store boasting a 5.0 rating and has a presence on platforms like Instagram and Amazon. A website based on a popular DIY platform is also included in the sale.
The business package comes with several valuable digital assets such as the website, marketplace accounts, social media channels, product photos, branding materials, and supplier information. The brand's products are sourced through a partnership with a supplier in Turkey, providing a seamless production process. The asking price for this business opportunity is $20,000.
The business caters to the children's apparel market, specifically baby, toddler, and kids' clothing. The inventory is divided into three main product groups: a core collection, a line of children's dresses, and organic clothing. These finished products are ready for sale, making the business operational from day one.
Additionally, the business offering includes the OLEY KIDS trademark and all necessary documentation and supportive materials required to manage and potentially grow the brand further. The owners are shifting their focus to other professional avenues and hope to find a buyer willing to continue developing this established children's apparel brand.
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