Lego Shop

Lego Shop Success Stories [2024]

Pat Walls

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Updated: October 10th, 2024

A Lego shop can be a rewarding business idea for those passionate about creativity and hands-on activities. Essentially, it involves setting up a retail store specializing in Lego sets, accessories, and possibly exclusive Lego merchandise.

Imagine offering a space where both kids and adults can explore a wide array of Lego products, from iconic sets to unique pieces. This isn’t just a store; it’s a community hub for Lego enthusiasts, featuring events such as build contests, workshops, and Lego-themed parties.

Starting a Lego shop requires substantial initial investment in inventory and a suitable retail space. Yet, with strategic marketing and engaging in-store activities, this business can generate loyal customers and repeat business. For those who enjoy fostering creativity and building a dynamic community, this idea has both charm and potential for profitability.

In this list, you'll find real-world lego shop success stories and very profitable examples of starting a lego shop that makes money.

1. Summerfield's Toys ($19.9K/year)

Matthew Fiore, a senior in high school and passionate LEGO lover, came up with the idea for his business, Summerfield's Toys, when he realized that he could turn his love for LEGO into a profitable venture. After starting with selling LEGO Minifigures from his own collection, he expanded to reselling LEGO sets and individual bricks, leveraging platforms like eBay and BrickLink to attract customers worldwide. With a focus on customer service and a growing network of distribution channels, Matthew's business has seen exponential growth, making $1.6k per month and paving the way for a promising future.

How much money it makes: $19.9K/year
How much did it cost to start: $2.5K
How many people on the team: 0

How I Started A 1.6K/Month LEGO Reselling Business At The Age Of 14

A high school student turned his love for LEGO into a $1.6k/month business, Summerfield's Toys, by reselling sets online through eBay, BrickLink, and Facebook Marketplace, in addition to buying and reselling brand new sets.

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