Culture Clothing
Culture Clothing started after a life long dream from childhood of having a clothing brand.
Excerpt of story by founder Zachary
“Fast forward to 2018 after another near death experience I told myself that there’s going to be no more postponing of anything because life is literally so short and you don’t know what lies ahead nor do you see it coming and I never saw that bullet coming.
I remember sitting in the bus on my way to work one day, I grabbed a book and a pen out of my bag and started drawing. By the time I got to work I had my first 2 designs and I was so excited, I couldn’t wait to see the end results.
I would like Culture to be a symbol of hope and a reminder that you can do it, no matter where you come from or what you’ve been through, you can still do it, whatever your passion or goal is in life.
When I hear about world famous fashion designers and how long their journey is and where they are now, I smile and tell myself “this is only the beginning”.
We are based in Lavender Hill, Cape Town and our clothes are now being worn throughout South Africa.
Dream big and be proud of your little achievements, you deserve it.”
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