Asking Price: Accepting Offers

Note on Inventory: ~35,000 units of shelf-ready inventory are included in this deal, valued at cost in excess of $700,000 and available at a significant discount to that figure. Per-unit value ranges from $6 to $15 based on product cost, age, and current market realizability, not original wholesale or retail pricing (retail value exceeds $2M). The current P&L reflects COGS at a similarly low cost, as the seller acquired the brand from her partner at favorable pricing. This should produce strong upfront cash flow for a buyer, with ongoing inventory purchased at normal manufacturer costs.

Founded in 2013, this is a premium women’s golf and active-lifestyle apparel brand built where performance meets fashion. The line spans tops, skorts, dresses, and outerwear, retailing from $70 to $200, and constructed from moisture-wicking, four-way stretch, UPF-rated fabrics. Since 2016, the brand has earned placement with Dick’s Sporting Goods, Golf Galaxy, Dillard’s, and Golf Town Canada.

Roughly 40% of inventory consists of proven signature SKUs that have been reordered consistently for years. Five additional collections are fully sampled, with lookbooks complete and ready for production. TTM revenue was $183,000 with $77,000 in SDE on zero paid advertising spend.

The brand has operated with no paid social, no influencer program, and no Amazon presence since 2023—a bandwidth issue, not a product failure. A 4,719-person email list, active Shopify store, and wholesale accounts with the country’s largest golf retailers give a buyer immediate infrastructure to accelerate.

The seller is committed to a full transition: manufacturer introductions, retail buyer relationships, EDI setup, and ongoing product development support. The current time requirement is ~15 hours per week. The right buyer is an experienced operator or marketer ready to monetize a deep inventory position and activate dormant channels.