Jim Iyke launches designer label – 50% of proceeds for orphanages

Situated in Garki, the Untamed Closet would offer exclusive fashion to shoppers who would be given a “unique experience,” the actor said. Iyke said the fashion line was a move away from the norm, hence the name ‘Untamed’. The name signifies a refusal “to follow the norm” and a refusal to be “restrained,” he added. […]

Situated in Garki, the Untamed Closet would offer exclusive fashion to shoppers who would be given a “unique experience,” the actor said.

Iyke said the fashion line was a move away from the norm, hence the name ‘Untamed’. The name signifies a refusal “to follow the norm” and a refusal to be “restrained,” he added.

The Untamed Closet showroom is designed to capture the eye with two way mirrors and lighting giving it a relaxing ambience.

The showroom is divided into sections for the male and female items. The male section called the Black Label while the female section is called the White Label. Both sections have the general display area for the middle class and the exclusive area for those with “six figures.”

Iyke said the Untamed line was born after a journey to 12 fashion capitals of the world including Paris, Italy and Lagos. The label will feature a wide range of wears for both men and women.

He pledged that 50 per cent of profits from the sales of his designer T-shirts would be given to orphanages to be selected by the management team. This, he said, was born out of his desire to give back to the society as his social responsibility.

The clothesline is to be launched on November 12 and renowned makeup artist Ewan Walker is expected to attend.