The new BHS.com will launch on Thursday with solely UK suppliers and 84 employees.
The business, a staple of British shopping, went into administration in April and the company was wound down when a buyer could not be found.
Now BHS International, formed by the Al Mana Group, is relaunching the brand online, allowing shoppers to buy products from 23 UK-based suppliers.
From Thursday morning, BHS.com will sell a range of lighting, bedroom and bathroom products.
The company said all launch suppliers were based in the UK, and 84 employees were based primarily in London.
It has also partnered with Ascensos, a British call centre firm with a team based in Glasgow.
BHS International managing director David Anderson said: “A huge amount of work has gone into rebuilding and launching BHS back into the UK as an online retailer.
“With a loyal British customer base of well over one million people and the fact that we have secured contracts with so many leading suppliers who are providing products that were among the most popular with our shoppers, we are in the best possible position for launch.”
The collapse of BHS affected 11,000 jobs, 22,000 pensions, and sparked a lengthy parliamentary inquiry.
Retail billionaire Sir Philip Green has borne the brunt of the public fallout, having been branded “the unacceptable face of capitalism” by MPs.
Sir Philip owned BHS for 15 years before selling it to serial bankrupt Dominic Chappell for £1 in 2015.
Sir Philip has come under fire for taking more than £400 million in dividends from the chain, leaving it with a £571 million pension deficit and for selling it to a man with no retail experience.
BHS International has stressed the online retailer has no links with Sir Philip or Mr Chappell.
All BHS high street stores had closed by the end of August.
