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Many parents want their children to dress the best, but where to get the finest threads for kids is no child's play. This becomes even harder if durability is one of the considerations.
702's Azania Mosaka spoke to Shingai Nyagweta, the CEO and director of KuNa Clothing, who said the label is for parents who are dissatisfied with the bland "everyone has that" shopping options for their kids.
Listen to the full conversation below:
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