Zainy’s Stitches Fashion Business

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Success story how it start and where it lead to.

Byline: Owokorobu maryam&  kareem afis

Fashion designing have being a work i have zeal for since i was young always sketching out dress of different style imaging my self dressing in queen sofia style and my other siblings but drawing was not enough to make is imagination come through so i join a tailoring school myself when i was in around age twelve.

I was an apprentice under a couple which they pass the knowledge of but male sawing style and female as well which was not easy but i heard to learn since it is what i have passion.

I started sawing for people around me in 2014 with the sawing machine my dad bought for me but that was not enough to achieve my goal so i seek more knowledge in the fashion world so i generate an idea of creating my own drand that is unique and different.

My unique idea was generated four year ago by rebanding my name zainab to zainnystiches this was the pulling and also the starting point for my brand since then thing have change i get my self two industrial machine to easy the work and fast.

All this was possible with the support of my parent for providing my with the necessary thing i needed along the journey.



                                Akanbi Zainab

                           C.E.O Zainy’s Stitches



No matter how swift a journey is their will surely be a challenge my major challenge is my sawing will stand still since i want to focus on my student life which have being affecting my business customer have not being happy since i have being given them excuse of not being available but this is part of the bridge i have to pass.

In the next five years, the brand zainnystiches would grown into a big fashion house and by God's grace we would have our fashion school and start enrolling young fashion designers that are willing to learn.

Zainnystiches now have an official Instagram handle @zainnystiches__, a facebook page and a twitter page.

You can reach us by sending a WhatsApp message on 09028274843

 

EDITOR: KAREEM AFIS OLAYINKA.

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