Kashipu Launches Third Clothing Line

Pinehas NakazikoIn celebration of being around for eight years, Kashipu Clothing has launched its third line, called ‘I am the Past, Present and Future’.

The campaign kicked off in June when the founder and owner of Kashipu, Sandro Ithana, took to social media with the hashtag #IAMPPF, leaving followers asking for its meaning.

This was finally revealed last month.

Ithana says being in the clothing business for the past eight years has taken dedication and hard work in the local fashion industry.

“We have three lines, the first one is Kashipu, meaning ‘It’s Not Easy’. It signifies that everything in life comes through hard work. The second line, ‘The Rest Is History’, means whatever happened in the past should not hold you back, but motivate you to be greater,” he says.

He says the latest line refers to him rising up, now and always.

“In short: I don’t fake it. I keep it original, and you can always count on me. It’s not about branding, but about educating people not to give up on their dreams. All three lines have a strong meaning,” Ithana says.

“The new line, which was launched on all social media platforms, has two designs to choose from – either written in full, or just #IAMPPF,” Ithana says.

New merchandise includes both round-neck and V-neck T-shirts, caps and vehicle stickers.

“Finally we have a tailor who is working on our customised merchandise. We will be revealing the first merchandise over the weekend, which are customised golf T-shirts in the colours of the Kashipu Investment logo, black, red, grey and white,” says Ithana.

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