Kuna Kids update

 

Feedback from Kuna.

Hi! I had the pleasure of featuring KUNA kids clothes a few posts ago, and also the double pleasure of getting feedback from the lady who started it all. I asked the Creative Director behind Kuna Kids Klothes, Shingai, about cracking the kids market in South Africa:

The kids market here is a tough cookie to break, as the market is saturated with cheap imports and very expensive designer garments that most people cannot afford. I am trying to fall somewhere in between price wise and that has worked in my favour so far. But the kids here are definitely excited about colour and comfort, and their moms are trying to push their kids to wear somthing their African identity without looking to traditional. I think your site is excellent and keep up the good work!

Regards Shingai

info@kuna.co.za

www.kuna.co.za

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Kuna Kidswear

In contrast to huge online superstores, KuNa is a unique and upscale boutique, offering a specialized selection of girls clothing ages 2-10 years. www.kuna.co.za has a special focus on quality products that aren’t readily available in department stores, all made and hand crafted with love in South Africa

we also love made-to-order , designer outfits for all those special occasions little girls need to stand out. ( All budjets catered for!)

Please visit the website www.kuna.co.za

Visit the face group: http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=111081198851&ref=ts

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It´s hundreds!

Hundreds is now available at Soho, Stamfordhill Road, Durban. This trendy clothing store / cafe is well known for its high fashion clothing and great lunch menu. Soho is an official stockist of international fahion labels including diesel, puma, adidas, Ed Hardy, Energie, Insight and now our very own local brand – Hundreds. Check them out for the latest Hundreds products available in-store.

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Fly furniture & interior design

Piers Mansfield-Scaddan was born in the UK and raised in South Africa, graduating Cum-Laude from the Technikon Natal Sculpture programme. Piers has been designing and exhibiting his product designs internationally in Milan, London, Cape Town, LA and Tokyo.

Nicola Polmans was born in Durban where she went on to study architecture at the University of Natal. After graduating in 1995 she relocated to the UK where she worked in the architecture field for a few years, before deciding to specialise in interiors. She has been working as an interior designer for the last 8 years and has extensive experience in commercial and residential design.

Piers and Nicola have been working as freelance furniture and interior designers collaborating under the name Fly-Pitcher and opened a design studio in Cape Town, South Africa at the beginning of 2008.

Piers and Nicola now live in Cape Town and London.

Shelving design by Fly-Pitcher

 

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