NOT DISCLOSED, Colorado
| Asking Price |
$275,000 |
Year Established |
2016 |
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| Annual Revenue |
$199,925 |
Reason for Selling |
The owner is relocating to pursue new ventures. |
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| Annual P/L |
$0 |
Attention |
Elena Moore |
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| Annual Cash Flow |
$13,710 |
Listing Number |
1003530 |
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| # of Employees |
3 |
Business Category |
Retail: Clothing & Accessories |
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Business Overview:
PRICE REDUCED TO $275,000 | $100,000 SELLER FINANCING AVAILABLE
Love fashion and want to skip the start-up stage? Own an established women’s clothing boutique in the Denver Metro area, with a loyal customer base, an online store and $100,000 in seller financing.
Founded in 2016, this boutique offers curated women’s apparel, accessories and lifestyle gifts through a styled retail storefront and a Shopify e-commerce site. Ten years in, the hard parts are already done: a recognizable brand protected by a federally registered trademark, a 10-year VIP customer list, established vendor relationships and an engaged social media following.
Staff are in place (one full-time and two part-time employees), and the owner reports working about 15 hours per week. The sale includes inventory, furniture, fixtures and equipment, the custom store build-out, the website, social media accounts and the customer database.
In 2025 the boutique produced $304,117 in revenue and $35,213 in seller’s discretionary earnings. With $175,000 down and the seller financing $100,000, it’s a strong fit for a creative owner-operator, a fashion entrepreneur or a retailer adding a second concept.
Property Features and Assets:
<p>The boutique operates from a leased retail storefront in an established Denver Metro shopping district. The space is fully built out and ready to operate, with custom fixtures and display racks, professional lighting, styled dressing rooms and a back office for online orders. The seller invested more than $80,000 in the build-out (net of the landlord’s allowance), so a new owner skips the cost and delay of designing and building a store.<br></p><p>Assets = $98,008</p>
Market Competition and Expansion:
<p>Independent boutiques win where chain stores can’t: curated selections, personal styling and loyal local customers. The industry outlook is steady, with U.S. clothing store sales forecast to grow 2.62% a year through 2029, and women’s wear is the largest category at 43% of sales. Ten years in, this boutique has the brand, customer list and online store to compete.<br></p><p>The foundation is built, and the biggest growth levers haven’t been pulled yet:</p><ul><li>Social commerce: launch TikTok Shop and shop-able Instagram Live events to sell beyond the local market.</li><li>The VIP list: run regular email and SMS campaigns, early-access drops and loyalty perks for ten years of repeat customers.</li><li>Paid advertising: today’s sales come with almost no ad spend, so targeted social ads are untapped.</li><li>A private label: add the boutiques own branded products for higher margins.</li><li>Events and pop-ups: expand the calendar of markets, festivals and private shopping parties.</li><li>More owner time: the current owner works about 15 hours a week, so a hands-on owner has room to drive sales.</li></ul>
Additional Details:
- The property is Leased.
- The owner is willing to train/assist the new owner.
- This is not homebased business opportunity.
- This is not a franchise resale opportunity