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WIN one of two R500 gift vouchers from Keedo!

Keedo, South Africa’s most loved designer children’s clothing brand manufactures comfortable, fun and colourful children’s clothing with designs that inspire a love for nature.

About Keedo:

The brand was founded by Nelia Annandale in 1993.

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I had the pleasure of meeting this stunning woman about 2 years back at an event and I must say she is so inspiring! She has built a brand that offers quality products. Fit and comfort are of utmost importance to the brand for their little customers.

All Keedo garments are designed and manufactured in Cape Town, South Africa, with complimentary accessories sourced firstly from local suppliers to ensure that your Keedo outfit is one to be admired.

Keedo’s core values underpin everything that the company does and inspire its staff to do better, every day.

The Keedo Way of Thinking:

Letting kids be kids – They do this through their designs and the material they use – cotton that is breathable and not irritating to sensitive little skins.

Giving back to our kids – The brand supports causes and uplifts many lives through numerous Keedo Cares social awareness projects.

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Giving back to society – The brand strives to create local job opportunities where their workforce can be close to home (keeping an eye on their own kids).

Looking after mother earth – They try to instill a love of nature and mother earth through their designs and educational swing tags.

I’m excited to announce that I will be working with Keedo over the next couple of months showcasing some their awesome clothing available for your newborn to 5-year-old.

Some of my favourites:

During my last pregnancy, I ended up getting really frustrated trying to find a good range of gender neutral clothing available. Most stores either stock pink, blue, yellow or white! That’s it! How depressing. However, when I walked into the Keedo store at Mall of Africa, I literally screamed with joy at the gender neutral range available. I think I really understimated the brand.

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They currently have a few specials on their online store. Shop here.

Find your nearest store here.

Competition –  win one of two R500 gift vouchers to spend on something beautiful for your little one.

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HOW TO ENTER:

1. Share this post on social media.

2. Leave a comment – 

Name any one of the Keedo ranges currently available for sale on the Keedo website. Find the answer here.

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Tweet about the competition:

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Like the Keedo Facebook page (if you haven’t already)

Competition closes 05 July 2017! 

Good luck.

Winners will be selected randomly.

**Please note that Terms and Conditions apply.

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