Wapa Apparels has been actively invovled in clothing and outer garment production for over 18months.We produce dress shirts and casual shirts,skirts,pants,jackets,work wear overalls,military and para-military uniforms e.t.c. for both sex and kids.Fabrics used include;wool,cotton,linen,khaki,polyester,rayon,corduroy, jeans,oxford cotton e.t.c.

Our expansion drive neccessitates that partners must come in to invest in the purchase of assorted fabrics,power generating sets,industrial sewing and over-locking machines,website,office space on the Island,marketing van and car, digital camera and lightning, tailoring accessories to mention a few.

Our vison is to be the dominant clothing brand for the New generation of Nigerians and gradually take on the world.Our few customers have been dazzled with our cut, garment construction and details, fabric quality and quality of stitches and fit.

Presently, the Creative Director is ably assisted by 2 professional tailor at the studio at Ogba in Lagos.The C.D. holds a diploma in accounting and a B.S.c in Business Administration.He also holds a diploma in dressmaking from Nobel Afrik.

We need 10 investors with a minimum stake of N250,000:00 or $2,000.the business plan reveals a Return on Capital Employed of 52.5%.Kindly, forward your questions and enquiries to request for the business plan for the firm:

The Creative Director
Wapa Apparel
16 bolaji Tiwalade close
off yaya abatan by Maternity Bus stop
wapaapparels@yahoo.com
0802 329 2279

I think the real money is in delivering the finished product - fashionable clothes - and not in fabric manufacturing.

@ Seun
They are not talking about fabric manufacturing but bulk fabric purchase.


Pls paste some of your pictures here.

Purchasing assorted fabrics in bulk will reduce the cost of production cost of each unit of different apparels and garments.

The real dough is in MERCHANDISING the finished products.The like of Marks and Spencer, Burton,George etc buy assorted fabrics in bulk, produce en masse and back it up with adverts and outlets.

Obua,I av tried to upload ma products but Nairaland kept on telling me that the shots exceed the required limit.

Seun any short cut, to upload the shots.

@herbsman

You may have to reduce the size of the pics maybe the files are too large.

Seun pls tell him how to go about it as it would be nice to see how good the guy is.

Why don't you just develop a mini proposal and make available for download. Also, get some legal stuff to it because people will not just put money on people they don't know. Think of it as a mini Private Placement.

Anyway, if you are sincere. I think it might be a  good thing. We probably need more of it on Nairaland.

av a look at ds shots

I think the real money is in delivering the finished product - fashionable clothes - and not in fabric manufacturing.

I know how much people make by just selling Comforter Sets or Duvet Covers