Most streetwear acquisitions look the same: a Shopify store, a Meta ad account, a mood board, and a hope that the customer list is real.

This one is different.

This is a vertically-integrated premium streetwear maison, headquartered in Paris, with a flagship boutique in Le Marais, a US operating entity, a South African distribution partner, and a confirmed presence at Pitti Uomo — the world's premier menswear trade fair. The brand designed the official Trinidad and Tobago National Team uniform for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games Opening Ceremony. It has been audited by a Paris-based firm. It has three years of financial records. It has real inventory sitting on shelves right now.

And the asking price is behind an NDA.

That is intentional. This is a curated, targeted process. To receive the CIM, data room access, and asking price, you need to execute an NDA and have an introductory conversation with the advisor. More on that at the bottom.

Business Type: Premium streetwear maison, DTC and wholesale, Paris flagship with US distribution arm
Founded: 2014 (US origin); French SAS incorporated May 2022; flagship opened January 2024
Headquarters: Paris, France (25 rue de Ponthieu, 75008)
Flagship: 67 rue du Temple, Le Marais, 75003 Paris
Entities: 3 (FR Holding SAS, FR Operating SAS, US LLC)
FY24 Combined Revenue: approx. €491K (FR SAS €245K + US entity $272K)
Combined Gross Margin: approx. 73%
US Entity Gross Margin: 89% (FY24)
Inventory On Hand: approx. €204K (FR €77K + US $139K)
Paid-In Capital (Group): €2.41M
Transaction: 100% equity sale of The Hideout Clothing Group SAS
Asking Price: Available to qualified buyers upon NDA execution

FY24 Revenue by Channel:

FR Merchandise Sales (SAS): €158K / 32%
Wholesale incl. Faire: €132K / 27%
US Website and Retail: €84K / 17%
FR Services Revenue: €42K / 9%
FR Govt Subsidies: €45K / 9%
ZA Distribution: €16K / 3%
Other (PayPal, Karmaloop, misc.): €14K / 3%
Total Combined: €491K

FY24 Revenue by Geography:

France and EU: €246K (50%) | North America: €229K (47%) | South Africa and Other: €16K (3%)

The margin profile on this business is not what you expect from a streetwear brand. The US entity ran at 89% gross margin in FY24 on $272K in revenue. The combined group sits at approximately 73%. That is a margin structure you typically see in software, not in a brand with physical inventory, a Paris flagship, and a wholesale network spanning four continents.

The reason is the channel mix. Wholesale and DTC are both running, but DTC carries the margin. The opportunity sitting directly in front of a buyer is a deliberate rebalancing: more owned e-commerce, better paid acquisition, improved site conversion, and the gross margin profile strengthens further. The infrastructure for all of it is already in place: Shopify, Klaviyo, Meta and Google ad accounts, and an active B2B wholesale book.

The brand equity is real and it is documented. Designing the official Trinidad and Tobago uniform for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games Opening Ceremony is not a marketing claim. It happened. 50 pieces produced. Partnership with FashionTT. Worn on the global stage. That kind of commission is not bought; it is earned over a decade of brand building, and it does not appear in the financials.

The Pitti Uomo 109 confirmation matters too. That is not a pop-up or an Instagram partnership. That is the world's premier menswear trade fair in Florence, and confirmed exhibitor status in June 2026 puts Maison Hideout in front of international wholesale buyers at exactly the right moment in the sale process.

The risk to name clearly: FY24 was an investment year. The flagship opened in January 2024, and the combined group ran an operating loss as the company built out headcount, marketing spend, and inventory. The fixed-cost base is now in place. The question for a buyer is whether they can grow into it — and the unit economics suggest they can. Each incremental revenue dollar above the current base passes mostly to contribution. EBITDA leverage is meaningful at 2x to 3x current revenue.

The infrastructure is built. The growth is not yet captured.

Wholesale Expansion in EU and US: The Pitti Uomo presence and Le Marais flagship are designed to feed wholesale order intake. The current wholesale base is highly under-saturated relative to brand awareness. A buyer with an existing showroom or wholesale agency relationship can multiply orders within 12 months without building anything new.

DTC Mix Shift: DTC channels carry approximately 89% gross margin versus wholesale at lower blended rates. Reweighting the channel mix toward owned e-commerce, expanding paid acquisition, and improving site conversion are the clearest tactical wins available immediately post-close.

Operating Leverage: The fixed-cost base, including the Paris flagship rent, audit, software stack, and headcount, is fully in place. Incremental revenue flows predominantly to contribution. EBITDA leverage is substantial at 2x to 3x current revenue levels.

Adjacent Categories and Co-Labs: The current catalog covers apparel and accessories. Footwear, jewelry, fragrance, and hardware are all credible extensions for a brand positioned at the intersection of streetwear and maison craft, with the cultural credibility to carry them.

Geographic Expansion: The South Africa distribution partnership already demonstrates capability beyond the FR-US core. Latin America, MENA, and East Asia are all credible next markets for the brand's positioning and cultural identity.

Second Retail Door: The Le Marais flagship proves the brand can carry an owned-retail format. A buyer could replicate in London, New York, or Milan without significant brand risk. The template is built.

At Acquire Weekly, we evaluate deals for what they are and what they become in the right hands. Here is the playbook we would hand a buyer on day one.

First 90 days: Lock in the Pitti Uomo pipeline. The June 2026 Florence presence puts the brand in front of international wholesale buyers at the exact moment of ownership transition. A buyer who shows up prepared with order forms, a wholesale deck, and the right follow-up motion can convert that exposure into forward orders that change the FY26 revenue picture immediately.

Month three through six: Reweight the marketing budget toward owned DTC. The Klaviyo CRM and Shopify stack are live. Paid Meta and Google acquisition is already running. The incremental step is improving creative, expanding audience targeting, and lifting site conversion. At 89% gross margin, the payback on DTC customer acquisition is fast.

Year one: Activate the wholesale expansion playbook. The Le Marais flagship and Pitti Uomo position create warm relationships with multi-brand buyers. A dedicated sales motion targeting independent boutiques and concept stores across France, the UK, Benelux, and the US East Coast is the most direct path to revenue scale without adding fixed cost.

Year two and beyond: Second retail door and category extension. The brand has the identity to carry footwear and fragrance. A second boutique in a capital city is a 12-to-18 month build. The brand equity is already there.

This brand was built over 12 years by a founder with a clear creative vision and no institutional backing. The build phase is done. A buyer with an operating playbook inherits the identity, the infrastructure, the inventory, and the relationships — and starts running from there.

The company name, asking price, full CIM, and data room are all behind an NDA.

This is a targeted, curated process with a limited number of qualified buyers. It will not be on the open market.

If you are a qualified buyer with capital ready to deploy and a genuine interest in premium fashion or consumer brand acquisitions, reply to this email to request the NDA and introduction call.

P.S. Three legal entities. Three years of audited French financials. CPA-prepared US P&Ls. Real inventory. A Paris flagship in Le Marais. Olympic-level brand validation. This is not a brand deck ; it is a built business, available for acquisition at a price available to serious buyers only. Reply to this email and we will take it from there.

Jorge Viveros
Acquire Weekly | Co-founder
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