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South Africa seeks better retail access for African fashion at Moscow summit

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South Africa participated in a BRICS+ Fashion Summit held in Moscow. Stephen Manzini, founder and CEO of Soweto Fashion Week, urged retailers to stock more African designer brands. He called for closer cooperation between designers, retailers, and international partners to improve market access for emerging brands. The summit brought together retailers, investors, and industry representatives from over 60 countries and examined production costs and international market entry requirements.

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The summit provided a global platform for emerging fashion markets to connect and collaborate. Manzini highlighted that current exposure for African designers does not always translate into consistent sales or shelf space. The discussions focused on improving supply chain access and reducing barriers to international trade for African fashion.

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  • South AfricaParticipated in the BRICS+ Fashion Summit in Moscow.
  • MoscowLocation of the BRICS+ Fashion Summit.
  • ManziniFounder and CEO of Soweto Fashion Week, who spoke at the summit.
  • BRICSThe intergovernmental bloc under which the summit was held.

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