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Kultured Klothing Releases Newest Breast Cancer Awareness Collection
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The color pink is officially taking over the shelves of dozens of clothing stores to observe Breast Cancer Awareness month.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The color pink is officially taking over the shelves of dozens of clothing stores to observe Breast Cancer Awareness month.
Our Denielle Miller shines the spotlight on a budding Bahamian clothing company doing its part to raise awareness through fashion.
Fashion with a purpose, that is the order of the month for Kultured Klothing Company.
Brand Ambassador, Devaughn Rolle, says their recently released Pink Sands collection was curated to symbolize support, strength and unity.
The eye catching designs cater to both men and women, offering style options to compliment a variety of fashion preferences.
Devaughn tells us that a donation from this collection will be presented to MD Patient Navigation.
This collection can only be purchased online at www.kulturedklothing.com.
For more on the brand you can follow their social media page at kulturedklothingco.
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