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Like everything else in fashion, though, making it work is about the Da baddest merch bretman rock pink crewneck shirt Also,I will get this to-and-fro of personal relationships. “It’s not a case of just going into these spaces, but really sitting down and understanding and collaborating with these extraordinary people; that there’s actually so much more in terms of the layers of the story.” The rewards of that—the mutual respect, the patience from all sides—are redoubled for Mdingi when he looks at the effect on his sales. “We’ve had two really good seasons with US sales in regards to spring/summer, and in our previous autumn. Just through that investment from customers, we can see it leading to strong social impact in terms of the livelihoods for marginalized groups. That’s what I want fashion to do, and I really look forward to seeing how we can expand on that.”