Clean Coastal is a beach lifestyle brand that focuses on lightweight, portable products aimed at enhancing the beach-going experience. Founded in April 2025, the company officially launched sales in April 2026 after a year of development. Their product lineup includes the no-pump Air Beach Chair, compact sand-resistant blankets, fast-drying towels, and the BeachBin, a portable trash solution. Clean Coastal's overarching goal is to create a recognizable coastal lifestyle brand that balances practicality with modern aesthetics, making expansion into beach, outdoor, and travel products a future possibility.
The founders decided to sell due to limited operational capacity rather than a lack of opportunity, as both maintained full-time jobs while building the company. With its first summer showing promising sales and a geographically diverse customer base in the U.S., the business has a robust ecommerce infrastructure, ready-to-sell inventory, and potential for growth. The sale includes the Shopify store, brand assets, supplier relationships, and inventory valued at $21.8K.
The business model relies on third-party logistics and manufacturing partnerships, requiring no direct handling of inventory. Marketing has primarily been via social media ads, with significant opportunities for enhancing customer acquisition and engagement. Clean Coastal is ideal for a buyer with existing ecommerce or retail capabilities who can capitalize on its established brand and customer data to drive growth. The sale offers a turnkey operation with potential for increased profitability and brand expansion.
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