Zip-Up Compression Sock Brand
Shopify DTC brandZip-up compression socks sold from a Shopify store reached $1.1M in sales within a year of launch, and profit is still rising.
Ask $450K · Profit $322K · 1.4x · Acquire Weekly
Worth StudyingOct 24
- Ask
- $450K
- Revenue
- $1.15M
- Profit
- $322K
- Margin
- 28%
- Multiple
- 1.4x
- Age
- 1 yr (Oct 2025)
- Label
- Worth Studying
- Reason
- A year-old sock brand past $1M in sales with profit still rising at 1.4x, but too new to show it will last.
Why it's interesting
- TTM net profit $322K on $1.15M revenue (28%), verified against the seller's P&L, at a $450K ask (1.4x).
- Q3 2026 profit of $107,286 annualizes to about $429K, so profit is still rising.
- A Shopify store with multi-pack offers, described as easy to run.
What to watch
- First sales were in October 2025, so there is no second year or seasonal history to compare.
- Meta is the only paid channel, at about 49% of gross sales.
- No owner salary is in the P&L, so a buyer who hires a manager would see lower profit.
Who it fits
A Meta-savvy DTC marketer who will run the store personally and can add a second channel.
Ask the seller
- How many hours a week does running the store take, and who handles customer service?
- What are return and repeat-purchase rates by month since launch?
- How has Meta cost per purchase moved from launch to Q3 2026?
Growth plays
- Market the zip-up design to caregivers and older buyers who struggle to pull on standard compression socks, through senior-care and caregiver publications.
- Pitch medical-supply and post-surgery recovery retailers, where hard-to-put-on compression is a likely pain point.
Oct 24Added to Acumen Wire