Bradley Mabuza writes:
My name is Bradley Mabuza and I am 21 years old. Originally, I’m from Mpumalanga at Nkomazibut now I live in Auckland Park.
I am passionate about everything that I do. I am someone who is business minded and I started my clothing brand in 2019 called Dominant. I believe that being passionate about my business has helped me to stay motivated and focused on achieving my goals. With Dominant Clothing, I aim to create unique and stylish clothing that stands out in the fashion industry.
Where I come from, most people lack the clothing skills and materials to make their clothes. I am also a model. I`ve been modeling since 2016. I want to see my brand sailing, in stores and abroad. To achieve this, I have been taking online courses on fashion design and sewing and I am also collaborating with local tailors to create unique pieces. With hard work and determination, I believe my brand will make a significant impact in the fashion industry.
I feel so fortunate to be where I am today because it was not easy to tackle this thing called life. Putting my mind and soul into my brand is what I love doing most of the time. It gives me happiness to see my business thriving and excelling. I believe that the struggles and challenges I faced in the past have made me stronger and more resilient which is reflected in my work ethic and determination to succeed. I am grateful for the opportunities that have come my way and I will continue to work hard to achieve my goals.
In the future, I want to help young people who want to start their businesses by motivating them and, if possible, giving them some of the resources that can help them start their businesses. I want to see celebrities wearing my clothes and advertising them. I believe that by supporting young entrepreneurs I can contribute to the growth of the economy and create job opportunities for others. Additionally, seeing my clothes being worn by celebrities would not only bring me personal satisfaction but also increase brand recognition and sales.
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