The text provides an overview of a three-year-old women's fashion e-commerce brand operating on Shopify, which has established a consistent customer base and a reliable sales history. In the last 12 months, the business generated approximately $515,000 in revenue with a net profit of about $55,000, averaging a monthly net profit of $4,500. Predominantly driven by paid advertising on Facebook and Pinterest, about 80% of its sales come from these platforms, while the rest come from organic/social traffic. The company operates leanly, with both owners dedicating a combined 18 hours per week to manage the business, supported by an outsourced employee handling customer support. A long-term relationship with a professional manufacturing partner in China is in place, allowing for priority production capacity and approximately 40% of orders being made-to-order, ensuring a diverse inventory without holding stock in advance. The business has experienced notable growth in 2026 compared with 2025 and has a strategic exit plan for the current owners. Opportunities for new ownership include scaling advertising efforts, expanding product offerings, increasing repeat purchases, and automating operations further. The company's primary asset value is its Shopify store, customer base, sales history, advertising data, and supplier relationships, although it lacks a registered trademark. This business, being offered for strategic reasons rather than a decline in demand, presents an opportunity for experienced operators or entrepreneurs looking to acquire an established fashion brand.
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