Kente Socks

Sold By:  Wataka

Gwyneth Parks

+27 63 137 4665

Kente socks are inspired by the rich colours, symbolic motifs and beautiful weaving of the Kente cloth from Ghana. Originally these textiles were woven out of silks and cottons and worn by royalty wrapped like a toga. Cotton crew length sock.

Product or Service

HS611120 - Garments and clothing accessories; babies'; of cotton; knitted or crocheted

Facility

SARS compliant

Product Certification

None

Contact Infomation

Company Name: Wataka

Company Address: 26 Sunbird Circle, Kommetjie, Cape Town, Metro, 7976, South Africa

Company General Phone: +27 63 137 4665

Company General Mail: hello@wataka.africa

Company Website: https:/www.wataka.africa

Key Contact: Gwyneth Parks

Key Contact Phone: +27 63 137 4665

Key Contact General Mail: gwyneth@wataka.africa

Company Information

Incorporation Date: July 04, 2022

BEE: Not BEE Eligible

Woman-Owned: Yes - 50%+ Woman Owned

Company Size: 1 – 5

Distribution: Retail, Wholesale

Company Overview: We started Wataka out of a love of Africa; because for all the hardships, harsh climates, political challenges, corruption and poverty, Africans overcome to produce unrivalled creativity and beauty. Why start with socks? Everyone needs socks. Even for the less flamboyant among us, socks can express a sense of fun, but much more than that, a sense of identity. INSPIRED BY AFRICA · Our socks are all original designs that take inspiration from African textiles and art. FOR AFRICA · We are committed to creating jobs and opportunities for African people. With every pair of socks sold we donate to initiatives supporting local communities. Currently we donate a portion of our sales to 9 Miles Project. MADE IN AFRICA · Wataka is made in South Africa, using locally sourced materials where possible.

Year Started Exporting:

2022

Countries Currently Exporting to:

United States

Countries Hoping to Export to:

Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States

Registered Under the Following Trade Agreements:

None