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The NSRI have partnered with South African Menswear Week (SAMW) and we have a primetime slot within their show taking place at Cape Town stadium from 6pm on 4 July 2015.Top South African designers within their fold have been briefed to create spectacular couture lifejackets. The purpose of this event is to generate media interest and to promote water safety … and the importance of wearing a lifejacket.To book your tickets to the show visit webtickets.co.za or your nearest Pick & Pay.All tickets proceeds will be donated to the NSRI.https://www.webtickets.co.za/event.aspx?itemid=1456677786The second South African Menswear Week will feature over 28 of South Africa and the continent’s leading menswear designers in a series of runway shows over 3 days.South African Menswear Week is Africa’s only stand-alone platform dedicated to the development and promotion of menswear within the African continent. Taking place twice a year in Cape Town, South Africa, SAMW aims to provide a world-class platform for menswear designers and brands to showcase.Fashion To Live For
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