$400,000.00
Asking Price
Address: Miami,
Status: Active
Posting ID: 290960
3/6/25
Description
This home-based online business offers a luxury children's fashion brand specializing in premium girls' clothing. The brand features exclusive, high-end designs sold in boutiques across the United States and internationally.
Operated by the owner with support from an independent sales agent, a virtual assistant, design specialist, and fulfillment center, this turnkey e-commerce solution is relocatable, flexible, and offers significant growth potential.
The company produces small batches of carefully designed clothing, with new styles introduced each season. These dresses are not available on platforms like Amazon or other mainstream shopping sites, ensuring a unique market presence. Distribution channels are carefully selected to protect the brand's premium pricing and reputation. Children’s clothing stores connect with the business through an online wholesaler platform, placing advance orders that are fulfilled year-round.
Currently, there are approximately 300 open wholesale orders for the upcoming Spring and Summer launch. In addition, the company generates sales through its own website, enjoying a loyal and repeat customer base.
With a strong and active social media presence, the business offers excellent scalability, with opportunities to expand by targeting more clothing stores and diversifying the product line.
Possible for an E2 VISA.
There is around 180,000 on pre booked orders tat pups go to the buyer of this business.
Pre-qualified for SBA loan with 55,000 down payment.
To get more information about this Boutique Clothing - ECommerce Digital Nomad business for sale in Miami please phone Brian Zoberg (Broker - BRE License #:FL BK3289133) at 305-301-2443 and 305-301-2443 - if you get voicemail please leave a detailed message - make sure you mention you saw this posting/ad #290960 on BizBen.com. In addition to phoning Brian Zoberg, make sure you email Brian Zoberg above to get more info about this Boutique Clothing - ECommerce Digital Nomad, to ask any questions or request an appointment to see this business for sale. Thank you.
Contact
Phone: 305-301-2443 Phone: 305-301-2443 Details
Asking Price: $400,000.00
Down: $55,000.00
Cash Flow: $166,000.00
Revenue: $726,222.00
Area: Miami
City: Miami
Attributes:
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This home-based online business offers a luxury children's fashion brand specializing in premium girls' clothing. The brand features exclusive, high-end designs sold in boutiques across the United States and internationally.
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