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Somizi set to open Sompire Kids’ physical stores

Media personality Somizi Mhlongo is excited as he is set to open physical stores of his kids brand Sompire Kids in 2024.

The Sompire Kids brand was launched online in August of 2023 and has received a lot of positive reviews since it launched.

The brand is a dream come true for the media personality as it took him two years before the realisation of the company.

Speaking to IOL about his company, the star said:

“Creating a brand is a multifaceted endeavour that encompasses strategic planning, creative thinking, and precise execution.”

“Our overarching purpose is to not only share the captivating narrative of Sompire Kids but also to present a clothing range that is not only exceptional but also highly practical,” he told the publication.

“Feedback will serve as a continuous tool to keep us at the forefront of the industry, enabling us to enhance and refine our offerings for a more impactful customer experience,” he added.

Reacting to the reviews of Sompire Kids, he said, “Ultimately, increased sales will be the outcome of these efforts, underscoring the vital roles both feedback and sales play in driving overall business growth.”

According to IOL, physical stores of Sompire Kids will be opened in February 2024.

For those that do not know much about the brand, Sompire kids sells high-end, trendy, and comfortable clothing ranging from onesies to dresses, T-shirts, two-piece sets and outerwear for children aged 2 – 12 years of age, striking a balance between fashion-forward designs and practicality, with prices ranging from R400 to R900.

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