For tailors in Nigeria
Sell the same pieces you already make to customers in London, Atlanta and Toronto. We handle shipping, customs and getting you paid.
One agbada, Lagos
₦60,000
Same agbada, London
£250
≈ ₦454,500 · 7.6× more
Example prices. Live rate: £1 = ₦1,818. What you charge is always your decision.
Photos of pieces you have already made. Set your own prices in pounds or dollars — the app converts and shows you the naira.
They pay upfront, in their currency. The money is held safely until you have made the piece — so you are never out of pocket for materials.
Print one label. Orders going to the same country travel together, which is what makes the freight affordable. Duty and VAT are calculated and paid before it flies, so nothing is held at the border.
Straight to your Nigerian bank account, at the day’s rate. No dollar account, no waiting on a transfer from abroad.
Every tailor who has tried to sell abroad has hit at least one of these. Here is how each one is handled.
They pay before you start. The money sits with Fashionlife and is released to you as you work — deposit when you begin, the rest on completion.
Alone, often yes. Your parcel travels with other orders to the same country, so one customs entry and one freight cost are shared instead of paid four times over.
Duty and import VAT are worked out and paid at checkout, before it ships. Your customer is never asked for money at the door — the single most common reason a parcel comes back.
Not only the orders that come through us. Record the walk-ins and the WhatsApp jobs too, so you are running one system instead of a notebook and an app that disagree with each other.
See the workspaceIt just needs to reach people who pay in pounds.
Takes about two minutes. Nothing to pay until you sell something.