Celeb News

ICYMI! Bathu Group Partners With Flowers for Society South Africa

ICYMI! Bathu Group Partners With Flowers for Society South Africa. Almost every month Bathu Group makes major announcement, showing how progressive the brand is. Just Bathu Group unveiled their 11 000sqm headquarters. Bathu is now becoming this huge retail conglomerate in Africa, and possibly beyond.

In more exciting news, the brand, which is Theo Baloyi‘s brainchild has partnered with another winning organization. Bathu Group has just secured an exclusive license deal with Flowers for Society, a brand that originates all the way in Germany. This partnership will see the two brands impacting communities, and of course, taking the Bathu show to the world.

Exciting Announcement from Bathu Group (Pty) Ltd , A new brand in our Portfolio.

We’re proud to share that @bathu.group has secured an exclusive license deal with Flowers for Society, a remarkable community brand from Germany! This partnership aligns perfectly with our mission to create a meaningful impact in the communities we serve, @flowersforsociety_southafrica , @flowersforsociety

Flowers for Society will now be available online in Africa, allowing us to spread joy and connection through beautiful flowers while nurturing community growth. Together, we embrace the ethos of creating lasting change.

Welcome to the “Garden of Comfort.” 🌼
,” Theo announced.

Flowers For Society, goes beyond the known to revolutionize the footwear industry. Their mission is rooted in progressive thinking, challenging the status quo and disrupting outdated industry norms. From product distribution to design and every aspect of our operations, we push boundaries and redefine the possibilities of footwear.

The organization actively collaborate with talented artists, honoring their craftsmanship and artistry. They value the collective wisdom and creativity that emerges from collaboration, inviting input and ideas from their customers, partners, and community.

Related Articles

Back to top button

Adblock Detected

Please turn off your ad blocker first to read this article