Footwear brand manufactured in Italy.Includes approximately 100 pairs of finished inventory, established trademark,website,domain, social media assets etc.
An independent women's footwear brand, founded by an architect with roots in both New York and Milan, is currently on sale. This brand focuses on timeless, elevated footwear, meticulously designed in New York and handcrafted in Italy by a small family-owned factory near Naples. The sale package includes around 100 pairs of finished shoes from the current collection, alongside the brand’s established e-commerce infrastructure.
The offering comprises the brand name and approved trademark, a Shopify e-commerce website, social media accounts, brand imagery, product descriptions, packaging materials, and relationship information with the Italian manufacturer. The product line encompasses women's loafers and boots characterized by quality and simplicity, including styles such as Bianca, Francesca, Mila, and Elena.
The brand's potential stems from its minimal marketing efforts and the founder's limited time due to other commitments, resulting in an under-marketed and unscaled business with minimal sales history. Thus, it presents an ideal opportunity for a buyer seeking a pre-developed footwear concept rather than an established revenue-generating business.
With all foundational brand development complete—ranging from product creation to website and trademark registration—a buyer with existing fashion, retail, or e-commerce operations could leverage the infrastructure provided. The sale is aimed at buyers with the capability to expand the brand through strategies like paid advertising, social media, or wholesale accounts. The founder is selling due to time constraints, offering a new owner the chance to shape the brand's future direction.
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