Fashion
Yin Yang Invention, a handmade skin for your helmet
Tell us a few words about the founders and how the idea came :
I’m riding a 2 wheels, and the helmet has always been an issue to handle once you park your bike.
Your products and services :
The Yin Yang invention is a skin you cover your helmet with.
Your success factors:
-Customisable
-Sustainable (adding a skin above your helmet protect the paint and the shell)
-Handmade
-Unlimited design
Your factors differentiating and disruptive compared to the existing:
-No other concept proposed on the market
Your business model (how do you make money?):
-Same as the cover of a smartphone, designs to customize your helmet according to your outfit or your style,
-Limited editions.
A few words about your competitors:
No competitor, on the other hand many helmet companies with a large range of helmet models to work with.
To learn more about you (website, twitter, video presentation …):
www.cameleonetmoi.com
www.instagram.com/cameleonetmoi
www.facebook.com/cameleonetmoi
Tell us a few words about the founders and how the idea came
Kaymiz3 Koncept came to life when the co-founder, Mary Akoh met me with a hair extension (crochet) she made locally with manual means, I asked the cost which she told me was 800 (in Naira) and we tried selling it and it went for 1500 (Naira). So I picked up the idea and researched it, we took a trip to Lagos to make findings, costs and market competition. On the other hand, we looked into combining hair extensions with Fashion products since our basic objective is to make look go and stay beautiful for as long as you want, (beauty and durability).
Your products and services
Hair Extensions, Shoes, T-shirts, Wares, All Customized Fashion products, Our K3k brand, and our ready to wear closet.
Your success factors
We have an active, strong and dedicated team
Your factors differentiating and disruptive compared to the existing
Durability, prices, length of hair extensions and designs
Your business model
We earn money by selling our products.
A few words about your competitors
The competitors’ products are those which the public have known well. We are coming with entirely new designs and lengths.
Link to your Facebook page
Tell us a few words about the founders and how the idea came
My husband and I officially founded The Footwear Academy, a footwear training and production school for individuals interested in the art of footwear production and sales.
It all started with a vision to reduce shoe importation in Nigeria (Nigeria with a population of over 180 million people imports an average of 20 million pairs of shoe in a year). We are also empowering youths and less privileged people with the right skill in footwear making that will enable them compete with the international market.
We want to place Africa on the road map of Footwear Makers in the world.
Your products and services
At the Footwear Academy, we currently offer 2 services
1. Footwear Training – We currently have 2 training centers in Lagos. We plan to expand to the other states in Nigeria and Africa.
2. Footwear Production – We currently supply bespoke footwears to some e-commerce stores in Nigeria.
Your success factors
- Great Team
- Fast Growing Industry
- Low Competition
- Support of the Nigerian Government
Your factors differentiating and disruptive compared to the existing
- Affordable shoes – for all income levels.
- Affordable/Cheapest and Comprehensive Footwear Training Service
Your business model
Footwear Training and Footwear Production
A few words about your competitors
Our competitors are too expensive.
Your website
Fashion
“One Girl One Skill”, an accessories designer that organizes free skill training projects for young girls
Maajoa Asabea Yeboah is an accessories designer and a social entrepreneur. Maajoa Asabea Yeboah was listed as part of 30 young achievers in Ghana in 2016. Her passion and determination have paved the way as she initially wanted to work in a bank. Maajoa started her accessories brand Asabea Ayisi while still in school. The initiative has since grown to include other charitable projects such as the One Girl One Skill foundation.
Through her work, Maajoa Yeboah ensures that she’s giving back to the community and helping other girls become financially independent.
Her startup the Asabea Ayisi Brand produces bags, shoes, necklaces, sandals, capes and a great range of fashion accessories using a combination of African fabrics , suedes , leather & beads.
Asabea Ayisi also conducts training workshops for emerging accessory designers in the country.
This is something competitors in the accessory design industry do not do.
Asabea Ayisi makes money and sustains its self through sales and training fees from our quarterly workshops.
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