#CustomerStories – Here Are Some Of The Reasons Clients Purchase Fashion Items Made With African Wax Prints, Or Not

It’s no news that fashion designers are now honing their creativity to design fashion items asides from clothes like bags, shoes, and other accessories that can be worn by everyone. They do this using the popular African wax prints, otherwise known as Ankara.

Some people have a high affinity towards these products, while some people haven’t really warmed up to the idea. We spoke to customers, asking them if they purchase products made with African wax prints, or not, and the reasons behind their decisions.

Here’s what they had to say;

Idowu Ayobamidele shared this with us,

“I mainly purchase bags and other accessories made with African wax prints because they look nice.”

Aduloju Iyanuoluwa had this to say,

“Personally, I think fashion items made with wax prints are always unique and extremely beautiful, that’s why I purchase them.”

Here’s what Adeleye Blessing had to say,

“I actually prefer the items made with African wax prints, to other ones. And this makes me purchase more of those items, like bags, accessories and so on.”

Joy Harry shared this with us,

“Although, the products made with these wax prints are okay, I don’t exactly fancy them, so I don’t buy them.”

Chigozie Anyim also shared similar thoughts with us. Here’s what she said,

“I don’t buy fashion items made with African wax prints, simply because I don’t really like them.”

Here’s what Onasanya Victoria had to say, 

“I think the African culture is really beautiful, and it is good to embrace this fact. This makes me purchase more of fashion items made with African wax prints.”

Adele Adetoun shared this with us,

“Fashion items made with African wax prints definitely look good. But due to the fact that I feel they would be very selective, such that they won’t look good with most outfits, I don’t buy them.

These are the thoughts of customers concerning fashion items made with African wax prints. Let us know what you think, would you purchase a fashion items made with African wax prints, or not?