Retailers Galleries South Africa

The apparel brand, Alpha Industries, marked the opening of its first flagship store in South Africa by inviting over 100 guests to tour the space in Sandton City.

Kelly Rowland, Brutal Fruit Spritzer ambassador, returned to Mzansi for the You Belong Campaign after a successful visit earlier this year. Rowland conducted a press conference at the Leonardo on Friday, 9 December with 80 media and VIP guests.

Redefine Properties unveiled its first retail urban rooftop farm at the Kenilworth Centre on 23 November. The HandPicked CityFarm initiative is being developed in partnership with the HandPicked programme of the Mr Price Foundation.

Builders has reopened its Margate store. With online integration and improved departments, the new store promises a seamless shopping experience. Additionally, customers can access the cut shop and in-store services, including gas refills, gas exchanges, key cutting, pool water analysis, paint mixing and tinting. All services that previously were not available in the community.

After revamping 115 outlets across the country, Game opened its largest liquor store to date. This aligns with the retailer's objective to ensure customer satisfaction across all channels.

Retailer Faithful to Nature held the inaugural Force of Nature event at the V&A Waterfront Amphitheatre on 12 May. The event was aimed at inspiring broader talks and action around the plastic crisis and environmental conservation. It featured four inspiring women - Xoli Fuyani (environmental education project manager at Earthchild Project), Yola Mgogwana (high school student and activist), Aaniyah Omardien (founder and director of The Beach Co-op) and Robyn Smith (Faithful to Nature founder) - leading the charge in sustainability. See the images below:...

G-Star Raw has collaborated with Dutch National Ballet dancers, Michaela DePrince and Kira Hilli, for its latest jumpsuit campaign. The new range of G-Star Raw jumpsuits is inspired by workwear, such as permanent-press uniforms and vintage Swedish army shirts. See the gallery below:.

The Dis-Chem Foundation has donated 5,200 blankets to 33 organisations nominated by Dis-Chem's Facebook followers and Dis-Chem Pharmacy staff. This initiative has been running for five years and this year, the organisations range from old age homes to children's homes and animal shelters. See the images below:.

Casual clothing and accessories brand, Gap, has re-entered the South African market with the opening of a new store at The Mall of Africa in Johannesburg on 3 December. The store opened its doors on 26 November and the launch event, featuring various journalists, influencers and personalities including LeeAnne Dlamini, PatOnBrands, TK Matakanye and Lwandile Makhaza, followed a week later. Here are images from the launch event....

CannAfrica, the lifestyle brand of the first JSE-listed Cannabis company, Labat Africa, officially opened its first retail outlet in Willowbridge Mall, Durbanville on the 8 October 2020.

Boity Thulo recently launched her Eau De Parfum, Boity Pink Sapphire, in partnership with Halo Heritage. The launch event was attended by Boity's closest celebrity friends, including Pearl Thusi, DJ Zinhle, Maps Maponyane and Moozlie, who also shared in the excitement on social media with messages of support for the television personality.

Siya Kolisi, John Smit, Jean de Villiers, Corné Krige, Bryan Habana and Percy Montgomery recently took up the South African Rugby Legends Association's #Rugbyunites charity challenge by distributing bags of food that were shopped and packed by themselves at SuperSpar Rosmead in Cape Town. The bags were distributed to three charities including Stepping Stones Sport, Unchain the Plain and Safe House Stellenbosch.

Puma South Africa recently opened a new retail store in Cresta Shopping Centre, Johannesburg, Gauteng. This is the footwear and apparel company's seventh store to open in Gauteng and will allow shoppers to shop footwear, apparel and accessories as well as running, training, football and performance gear.

DHL Stormers players Siya Kolisi, Steven Kitshoff, Scarra Ntubeni, Damian Willemse, Dillyn Leyds, Nama Xaba, Kwenzo Blose, and Chris van Zyl visited the Neighbourhood Old Age Home (NOAH) in Woodstock, Cape Town on 4 June to unpack 1,354kgs of food that was delivered by Pick n Pay's Feed the Nation campaign. Pick n Pay and the DHL Stormers have partnered to help create awareness and raise funds for Pick n Pay's Feed the Nation campaign, which is supporting hundreds of vulnerable communities in lockdown. Each Stormers player has personally donated and collectively they've donated over R50,000 towards Feed the Nation, which to date has raised R52.2m....

Pick n Pay has given food hampers to vulnerable schoolchildren during the lockdown as part of its Feed the Nation campaign. A total of 15,316 hampers have been donated that equates to 1.7 million meals. The hampers included fresh vegetables, rice, maize meal, baked beans, oil, pilchards, sugar beans and milk powder. One-hundred-and-two schools across eight provinces have been assisted to date. The schoolchildren are identified through the retailer's Pick n Pay School Club....