Empire Flippers$59,000
$79,599
Established two years ago in New Jersey, this direct-to-consumer motorcycle and sports apparel brand has quickly made a name for itself by offering high-quality, performance-driven riding gear. The business prides itself on a vertically integrated model with manufacturing facilities owned and operated in Pakistan, ensuring complete control over product quality, costs, and production timelines. This approach has allowed the business to achieve impressive net profit margins. Key operational highlights include a privately operated warehouse in New Jersey, where all inventory is stored and from which all orders are fulfilled.
Sales are largely driven via Facebook ads - which were temporarily stopped in August 2024 to plan / restructure / optimize ad campaigns. In addition - an email list 10,000 will be included in the sale, useful for re-marketing. The sale includes the continuation of supply from the current manufacturing facility, with the current owner open to formalizing this relationship through written agreements.
Disclaimer:
This business also sells a small amount on Amazon - fulfilled from their own warehouse in New Jersey. These Amazon orders have not been included in the P&L - buyers should discuss directly with the seller if they would like the Amazon side of the business included in the sale.
DealSlide tracked this DTC motorcycle and sports apparel brand returning to market at the same $188K asking price after going pending on August 27.
Timeline: First detected on June 1, 2026, at $524K, the ask fell to $359K on June 18 and then to $188K on July 1. It went pending on August 27, after 87 days on the market, and returned on September 7, an 11-day calendar gap.
The numbers: Empire Flippers reports roughly $648K revenue / $205K net profit, a 32% margin. At the current $188K ask, that equals about 0.3x revenue and 0.9x profit. The ask is now roughly 64% below the $524K price first tracked by DealSlide. The listing also reports about 30 hours of weekly owner involvement.
On the failed deal: The listing returned at the same $188K price after the pending period. Before going pending, DealSlide had already tracked two reductions totaling $336K from the original ask.
The most important question to ask: What caused the listing to return after the August 27 pending status, and did diligence uncover anything material around the financials, manufacturing arrangement, paid traffic or inventory?
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