Something that would fill the wide shortage between African designers and their clients is your online shopping. With the laudable coverage and exposure African fashion has seen in the past two years, online shopping appears as the next big leap for designers of Africa. A few countries such as the South Africa fashion designers who are definitely precursors by maximizing the benefits of shopping online in Africa.
Stores online as myasho and fashion-conscience have done a fine job to bring African and African countries inspired mode a little more about our door steps. Bless them as well as the number growing designers launch of stores online. There is a natural high that we all obtain it by walking through doors shop straddling a dozen shopping bags and try to look at any chic effortless doing it. A too-familiar high. And online shopping does not anticipate the glory of the good ol ' in-store shopping. He just makes things more accessible especially for people with a busy schedule.
The possibilities are endless with African designers and online shopping. The most obvious being the accessibility! Step only to Africans, but around the world. African design will go beyond the shores of Africa for the frontiers of the universe. Oh my! (d.w.) (I am not a shopping addicted) in anticipation, we are committed allegiance in the future of African designers and online stores.
What is online shopping is a culture which should be adopted and here are a few pointers for making purchases online: know your correct size, buy only from sites with secure payment options and watch you compromise knock cheap so that someone sell you short. How would you know? On the one hand, those of too good to be true prices of bright red banners, plastered on the walls of your favorite sites are just that, too good to be true. Another thing, when your eye catches this wonderful dress and sunny Angels start singing the refrain of "Halelujah" bathed in golden light, if you have enough money, buy it. Chances are the next time you visit the Web site, it will not disappear!
What hinders the growing culture of shopping online in Africa? Try on pieces before you buy it? Or the idea to purchase just online does not do it for you? A lack of culture of credit or debit card? Too many online scams and fraud on the internet? Or do you like everything just good old fashioned shopping? What are designers African positions gain/loss of online shopping?
Andie - Okon
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