#plus sized clothing
Seiva Garms
Hi I recently started an ecommerce website selling clothing. It’s called Seiva Garms and I’m hoping I can make something from it.
The site is https://seivagarms.teemill.com/ and I also have an Instagram page @seivagrams - I’m still waiting for my first sale while trying to do as much marketing as possible with no penny to my name.
I’m 25, i missed rent this month, recently made redundant, parents don’t answer my calls, not a great time but it’s made me hungry in more ways than one. I’m from England but I need this to go to the world lool. Sorry for the novel.
Thank you xo
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Hi!!
Hope you’re doing well and staying safe! I wanted to submit my friend’s business. She owns a small online boutique called Shop Pretty Girls Boutique. It’s focused on trendy apparel and accessories at an affordable price. Here’s her website https://www.shopprettygirlsboutique.com and her instagram is @shopprettygirlsboutique
Hi! I run a small beauty company with my two sisters. We specialize in hand crafted skin, body, and hair care and cruelty free lashes at really affordable prices!
Hello!
I just launched my aromatherapy bath and body company. Made locally in Birmingham, Alabama Aplomb offers vegan friendly and environmentally conscious aromatherapy products.
Instagram: @aplomb.aromatic
Qualified Personal Trainer. 10 years experience. London Based. Female trainer. 25 years of age, born in Kenya raised in the UK. I have recently decided to pursue my career in personal training as it is something I love doing. I have a BSc in Finance and Accounting and decided that I no longer enjoyed it. I decided that I want to be self employed helping women finding confidence in their bodies. I would like people to see how passionate I am, and how dedicated I am to make this career choice work out
Greenwood Dist.
We launched Greenwood Dist to prove that a black owned business can celebrate black excellence, while still making the dopest clothing on the market. We don’t believe in the idea that corporations or fashion brands shouldn’t take political or social sides. Here at Greenwood Dist we believe that fashion, culture, media, and art can and SHOULD be used to advocate and ensure that people’s voices are heard. Black culture is the biggest determinant of what’s “cool” and popular. Everything from the way society talks, to the brands that are popular, is determined by our culture…So why run from it?
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