Antwerp clothing line to feature Botswana tourism
Nnasaretha Kgamanyane | Tuesday July 25, 2023 06:00
A 24-year-old co-founder of Suspicious Antwerp, Gillian Morreel, said they sell t-shirts and hoodies. She also said every two weeks they come up with a brand that they shoot abroad and sell.
Morreel explained that in August, they will be selling a new collection that will feature Botswana tourism. “It is a nice collection with elephants and other wild animals. Okavango Delta is written there also. In Africa, we have only been to Morocco. We have never been to any other African countries. In Southern Africa, Botswana is the first African country to show in our collection,” said Morreel.
“We have never been to any other African country except the two. Botswana is a country that nobody knows but is a country everybody is looking for. It has gems hidden here such as the Okavango Delta and the pans so it is really nice to showcase it through our social media,” she said. She added that they tour different countries, showcase them in their different social media platforms and motivate people to also travel and explore other parts of the world. She said that it was through their social media platforms that people learnt about other countries and destinations.
She also said even though their target audience was Europe and America, they are selling for everyone. She added that they have following from other countries around the world. Speaking about their social media followers, she said they have over 300,000 followers on both Instagram and TikTok. She added that the nice thing about Suspicious Antwerp was that they worked with influencers and talents who had millions of followers on social media. In Botswana, they brought four skydivers who had a number of followers and had skydived in different countries.
From Kylie Jenner to Gigi Hadid via Barbara Palvin and Dylan Sprouse also regarded as the most famous cool babes on the planet have all adopted the Belgian street wear brand Suspicious Antwerp. Ever since its founding in 2017, Suspicious Antwerp achieved its mission to never live a boring day.