An online costume retailer is offering an opportunity to acquire its primary costume store along with related domains due to restructuring. Initially part of an expansion into the costume market, the store experienced a spike in traffic and sales in 2010 after adding products but saw a decline in 2011 due to reduced inventory. The seller is providing a comprehensive package including website design, logos, supplier information, customer data, and social media accounts. The sales figures highlight a notable difference in revenue when accounting for additional sales through major platforms like Amazon and eBay, which constituted 30%-40% of total costume sales. Gross margins were between 25%-30%, with accessories offering higher margins but lower overall sales value. The sale includes a consultation to assist the new owner in business operations and potentially over $5,000 in wholesale costume inventory if the bidding exceeds $20,000. The seller suggests opportunities for growth such as improving site content, focusing on a single domain for brand consolidation, expanding into children’s costumes, and increasing SKUs with drop ship suppliers. The business also offers alternative eCommerce platforms if buyers opt not to retain the current one. Traffic details from various years show fluctuating visits and page views, with peak and off-season figures illustrating customer engagement trends. Transition assistance is indicated, making the business ready for a new owner to capitalize on the costume market, particularly around Halloween.