Kiddies Republic clothing store has announced the closure of its doors. The children's store was the brainchild of the founder and owner of Drip Footware - Lekau Sehoana.
The children's store was the brainchild of the founder and owner of Drip Footware - Lekau Sehoana.
Kiddies Republic is an affordable and trendy children's clothing retailer aimed at introducing value for money to parents since 2022.14 June 2023 pic.twitter.com/ey8Hrrd5XN
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