CLAP Fashion Attacks with it's NEW Summer Collection

 

 By: Kmar Henry
       CEO │ BIZcare Consultation & Accounting Firm

Date: July 15, 2017
Rising Jamaican Clothing Brand CLAP Fashions sets sail to launch their new summer collection to all customers TODAY, July 15th, 2017. The Clothing Line which is steered by its CEO Gary 'Clap Boss' Richards and fellow directors Xavier 'Ras Pizzle' Campbell, Kmar 'Chullaz' Henry and Kenardo 'Militant' Patrick, are set to raise the bar with their new collection as it's said to be eagerly anticipated by their customers. Mr Richards noted, "that it's a great success based on all the work that we have implemented over the past months, and I am eagerly anticipating the feedback from our customers as our aim is to raise the bar a little bit higher."
The launch will take place in the busy proximities of Bargain Village and will start in and around the hours of 12 noon. The brand is set to showcase clothes for both genders and all sizes. Clothes include; La Cudos (Bucket Hats), pants, shirts, CLAP Teez (T-Shirts), shorts, CLAP Fitteds (Fitted Hats), bow ties and ties. Customers have always wanted to totally see what styles and types of fashion lie within the stalwart and unique designs of top designer Gary Richards and are hence gearing up in their numbers to witness what will be on display. The team spoke heavily on further projects to be released which included the launch of their website 'CLAPFashionsJa.com' and the release of their theme song 'Celebrate Life and People' by their fellow Brand Ambassadors Aljaureo 'Strykk' Honnigan and Reinard 'Prablem' Bryan. 
Brand History

A brand which started officially in January 2012 by CEO Gary Richards & CFO Xavier Campbell with the acronym CLAP Fashions which signifies the values and morale behind 'Celebrating Life And People.' With a vision statement that highlights and emphasises setting the brand on an international platform 'by becoming a world renown and leading brand that expresses emotions and unity.' Also, their mission is to maintain the highest standard by manufacturing products of the highest quality that suits demography. The brand emphasises the core values behind Teamwork, Unity, Honesty, Creativity, Passion, Employee Empowerment & Stakeholders' Commitment. CLAP Fashion is set to highlight a whole new trend and style of clothes. Now operating for five (5) five years, the brand is now poised to flood not only their native parish of Clarendon but also the whole Jamaica with clothes of the highest quality & standard. The factory is located at 18 Harris Street (off Manchester Avenue), May Pen or they can be contacted at 1 (876) 566-7828/545-8704/545-6928/373-9473 or email at CLAPFashions@Gmail.com for more info. 

 Do remember to come out in your numbers as the brand is set to be your premier choice for clothing.
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BIZcare Consultation & Accounting Firm is a consulting agency that operates within the small parish of Clarendon in the beautiful land of Jamaica. We are geared towards educating the minds of upcoming entrepreneurs of the important aspects that must be considered before starting their businesses. Hence why we operate under the slogan 'Your Business is OUR Priority' and tagline 'Helping Small Businesses & Individuals to better Organise their Business Functions.'



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