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Brango, the international men's fashion brand from Turkey, has launched in Ghana with a world-class store in Accra.
The new store is dishing out massive discounts on men’s clothing in December 2021.
Brango offers the stylish contemporary man who wants to be well-groomed, a wide variety of affordable modern clothing to choose from.
Established in 2005 in Turkey, Brango has become one of the important players of menswear fashion worldwide.
In Ghana, Brango first appeared on the market in 2015, when J&S Primal Limited (Primal Shirts & Suits) introduced the first batch of products in the country.
With this new store opening, Ghana joins the ranks of Dubai, Iran, France and Turkey, as countries that have a world-class model store.
The plush new store, located on the Spintex road in Accra, is a modern space that stocks a large collection of the latest affordable fashion pieces suitable for every occasion.
Speaking at the store opening, managing Director of J&S Primal ltd, Mrs Susana Ribeiro said, 'We realised it is difficult finding quality yet affordable clothing for today's quintessential man in Ghana, so we decided to source for one of the best brands to supply us quality clothing that is affordable for all. Brango GH is here to stay.
"We even have advanced plans to start local production soon", Susan added.
The store was opened earlier on August 28, 2021.
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