Wide-Fit Compression Sock Brand
Shopify DTC brandCompression socks cut for women with wider calves reached $18.7M a year in sales within two years.
Ask $14.9M · Profit $3.72M · 4.0x · Acquire Weekly
Worth StudyingOct 24
- Ask
- $14.9M
- Revenue
- $18.7M
- Profit
- $3.72M
- Margin
- 20%
- Multiple
- 4.0x
- Age
- ~2 yrs (2024)
- Label
- Worth Studying
- Reason
- A fast growth story at real scale, but just 2 years old with a margin a hair under 20%.
Why it's interesting
- TTM net revenue $18.7M and EBITDA $3.72M after $8.9M of ad spend, with H1 2026 net sales up 202% year over year.
- Acquire Weekly says its team rebuilt the trailing numbers from the seller's monthly P&L and they tie exactly.
- A clearly defined customer: women with wider calves, at $24–$34 a pair for 15–20 mmHg graduated compression.
What to watch
- Ad spend runs 47% of revenue with about 80% on Meta, so profit depends on one ad platform's costs.
- Monthly sales have held at $1.8M–$2.0M since March, so the 202% growth rate is already in the past.
- Founded 2024 and DTC-only, with no cohort or repeat-purchase data provided.
Who it fits
A performance-marketing team with capital for a $14.9M deal and the ability to diversify beyond Meta.
Ask the seller
- What caused sales to level off in March: rising ad costs, audience saturation or supply?
- Which non-Meta channels have been tested, and at what cost per order?
- How much of the $8.9M ad spend is creative production versus media, and who makes the ads?
Growth plays
- Pursue HSA/FSA eligibility for the graduated compression line so customers can pay with pre-tax health funds.
- Sell through plus-size apparel retailers and marketplaces whose shoppers already struggle to find wide-calf sizing.
Oct 24Added to Acumen Wire