Shear Fashion International opens branch in Zvishavane

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SFI director Lovemore Njera

Exsto Makunzva

ZVISHAVANE – A leading school uniform company, Shear Fashion International (SFI) has boldly entered the Zvishavane business scene after establishing a new shop.
After just a few week operating in the mining town, the school wear business has already proven its mettle, with customers finding its products being of high quality.
SFI director Lovemore Njera said the future looked bright owing to the value for money that customers are guaranteed when they buy from the shop.
“We thank all our customers who have found it worthwhile to buy school wear from us with special credit going to Shabani Primary School. Our main factory is based in Kwekwe where quality school uniforms are made to the specifications of our clients.
It is through the support of our clients in Zvishavane that we have decided to bring our products closer to our local stakeholders,” said Njera.
Njera, who is an auditor by profession, used to work for Zisco Steel but got into the textile industry through his wife Sheila, a school teacher who specialised in fashion and fabrics.
“We started as a home industry in Redcliff and later opened a shop in town. Now, we have-state-of-the-art machinery and we are now competitive on the market with dozens of employees,” said Njera.local

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