Custom Bootmaker and Store
Lewis & Clark County, Montana
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| $158,000 |
$81,130 |
$6,476 |
Furniture and Fixtures Value:
$224,400 (included in the asking price)
Inventory Value:
$25,000 (included in the asking price)
Business Summary:
As the area's only bootmaker since 1986, the owner has catered to and built a loyal customer base among cowboys, doctors, airline pilots and others around the country that live and work in their boots and keep coming back for more. The store not only provides new custom boots, but it also stands behind its work. Some people wear good boots and want them fixed; they can pay $1,000 for a good pair of boots so they don’t want to throw them away. Premium quality materials and craftsmanship are the foundation of the store's reputation and source for referrals.
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| Year
Business was Established: 1985 |
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| Number of Employees:
1 FT/2 PT |
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| Facilities / Terms of Lease:
The store occupies retail frontage on a major commercial street with an attached shop off to the side housing its leatherworking, stitching and sewing machines. The whole facility is approximately 1100 sq. ft. with storage closets for leather and materials inventory in the rear. Front and side paved parking is available for customers. |
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Growth/Expansion:
Growth can come through modern use of the internet and promotion of the quality products and skills of the bootmaker. With its location in Montana, traveling professionals and tourists can be attracted to the store and its products. |
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| Competition:
Competition primarily comes from Spokane, Portland and Billings. There are no other boot makers in this area. |
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| Owner
willing to train:
Will Train for 12 weeks @ $4,800 cost. |
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| Reason for selling:
Owner is ready to retire. |
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