Lekau Sehoana Celebrates 5 Years of DRIP
Lekau Sehoana Celebrates 5 Years of DRIP. In just a month, DRIP Footwear brand will be marking five years of existence. This is such a huge milestone considering how the brand started and the hiccups in encountered along the way.
Sehoana’s journey began as a young individual with a passion for fashion and a dream to make a difference in his community. He became a household name after making a success of his DRIP Footwear brand, which came into existence in 2019. He started from humble beginnings, with nothing but talent and dreams.
Sehoana has worked really hard on those dreams, to become one of SA’s most affluent businessmen. The business became a multi-million rand operation, with personalities such as DJ Sbu, Cassper Nyovest, Anele Mdoda and Clement Maosa as major clients. In such a short space of time, Sehoana managed to hire over a lot of people with more than 20 stores across the country. He has also bagged many awards and reached major milestones with DRIP.
One of the key factors that contributed to the brand’s success is Sehoana’s focus on promoting positivity and empowering his community. He wanted it to be a symbol of hope and ambition for the youth. He actively encouraged and mentored aspiring entrepreneurs, inspiring them to chase their dreams despite any obstacles they might face.
DRIP’s success also stems from its strong social media presence and engagement with its audience. Sehoana utilized social media, where the brand amassed a significant following and garnered attention from fashion enthusiasts. The brand’s collaborations with various artists, athletes, and influencers further boosted its popularity and solidified its position in the market.
This coming July, it will be five years of DRIP, and Sehoana couldn’t be more proud. He is proud of his progress, and all the qualities he has displayed.
“Next month marks exactly 5 Years of starting @dripsportif . I look back 5 years and I realize i’m not better than anyone today, but the person i was 5 years ago.
The resilience, the confidence, the self-esteem and the Moves…
“Make a Move” Always,” Sehoana said.
