Looking To Make Cash in June? Sell These Trending Products

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Published on June 4, 2025
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It’s officially summer, which means businesses are entering a new season for selling and customers are getting ready for the holidays and warmer weather. And June brings with it a host of events for the marketing calendar, including Pride Month and Father’s Day, so now’s not the time to be slowing down.

I’ve searched the web for the hottest trending products to sell in June, using keyword insights, market research, and popular platforms, like TikTok.

Highway Robery homepage showing 3 robe products
Highway Robery uses quality product photos to help sell its robes. Source: Website Builder Expert

The summer months can be busy periods for many of us, which is why it’s important to carve out some time to relax – with a comfy bathrobe. Searches for bathrobes have increased by 100% on TikTok in the last week. More specifically, searches for “luxury towelling bathrobe” are trending up by 1,500%. With the wellness industry expected to reach nearly $9 trillion by 2028, businesses operating in this space should make a note of this trending product for June.

Eagle Creek packing cubes product page

Travel organizers are a versatile product, useful for your next holiday getaway or for bringing order to your day-to-day bag. My research has shown that makeup organizers and packing cubes are particularly hot products to cash in on right now. In the US, “packing cubes” has a search volume of 74,000, with the term “packing cubes for clothes” trending +9,329%. And, searches for “travel organizer makeup” has risen by +9,900% over the past 12 months.

LifestyleGarden category page for outdoor sofas
You should show off the product in its desired outdoor setting so customers can picture the furniture in their own yard. Source: Website Builder Expert

Summer is here, which means it’s the season for BBQs, sunbathing, and enjoying the outdoors. If your business sells furniture, consider what you can add to a customer’s yard. For example, patio umbrellas and outdoor sofas have seen a 25% and 50% upward trend on TikTok, respectively. And sales for outdoor swing chairs have risen by 171%, according to Shopify.

From my additional research, searches for “outdoor lawn furniture” have grown by +18,713%, and searches for “contemporary garden furniture” are trending up by +73,900%!

WalkingPad product page
If your walking pad is portable or collapsible, make it clear on the product page. Source: Website Builder Expert

It’s important to get your steps in each day, and interest in walking pads has grown by 98% since 2024. They’re great to put under desks, or pop in front of the TV, adding extra movement to your day to keep you active. According to Exploding Topics, searches for “walking pads” are trending up by 1,567%. And, in the US, searches for “portable treadmill walking pad” have risen by +2,500%.

Tekla bath mat product page with different color variants to toggle between
You can offer a variety of colors and designs with bath mats. Source: Website Builder Expert

Bath mats are a pretty essential item for shoppers looking to kit out their bathrooms. The term “bath mats” has seen growing interest on TikTok. And, searches for “fast drying bath mat” and “bath mat stone” are trending up by +14,400% and +1,608%, respectively. Different materials, such as stone, wood, and cotton, provide varied levels of comfort, absorption, and anti-slip. Customers will have different preferences, so I recommend adding a variety of styles to your store.

➡️ Which products will you add to your store this June? Let us know in the comments!

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Emma is Deputy Editor of MVF’s B2B brands, specializing in website builders, ecommerce, marketing, and vibe coding. Emma combines her wealth of knowledge and years of hands-on testing with a passion for helping small businesses and website owners navigate the highs and lows of being online. Her work has been featured in Newsweek, Digiday, TechRound, and Industry Today.

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