Home Lifestyle Honey Child Style partners with EswatiniBank to ‘Fetch Your Summer’
Lifestyle

Honey Child Style partners with EswatiniBank to ‘Fetch Your Summer’

Share
We spoke to the force behind Honey Child Style to understand how this seemingly unexpected partnership came to be, what the campaign promises for emaSwati and the must-have pieces dropping from her collection. (Pic: Courtesy)
Share

Summer is here and this year, it’s all about empowerment, style and unforgettable moments. Honey Child Style, Eswatini’s vibrant local brand, has joined forces with Eswatini Bank for the exciting ‘Fetch Your Summer” campaign, proving that financial smarts and high fashion go hand-in-hand.

We spoke to the force behind Honey Child Style to understand how this seemingly unexpected partnership came to be, what the campaign promises for emaSwati and the must-have pieces dropping from her collection.

The natural alignment: bold living and smart banking

The collaboration, according to the brand, was not a stretch but a perfect fit based on a shared ethos: encouraging local people to live confidently.

“Partnering with Eswatini Bank for the Fetch Your Summer campaign was such a natural and exciting collaboration for me,” she explains. “My personal brand, Honey Child Style, is all about inspiring confidence, celebrating lifestyle and encouraging people to live boldly and that’s exactly what this campaign represents.”

She highlights that Eswatini Bank is elevating its offering beyond just banking: “Eswatini Bank isn’t just promoting financial products; it’s promoting a lifestyle of freedom, empowerment and smart living.”

The campaign’s focus is on the bank’s role as a ‘lifestyle enabler’, powered by their wide range of services, particularly the debit card, which offers both global access and convenience.

“This campaign is about empowering emaSwati to create unforgettable moments whether it’s travel, entertainment or simple everyday experiences all made easier, safer and more rewarding with Eswatini Bank’s debit card,” she further explained.

For the designer, the bank’s identity resonates deeply: “I’m inspired by how Eswatini Bank continues to stay true to its local roots while evolving to meet the modern customer’s needs. That’s something I deeply relate to with my brand, it’s proudly local, stylish and built on self-expression and confidence.”

Full article available in our publication.

Share

Leave a comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Don't Miss

Chief Justice Bheki Maphalala passes on

MBABANE- Chief Justice Bheki Maphalala has died, according to reports emerging on Thursday. Maphalala is reported to have passed away while receiving treatment...

Thousands flock to Shiselweni for Umhlanga second leg

MANZINI – Thousands of Imbali yesterday descended on the Mbangweni Royal Residence in the Shiselweni Region, marking the beginning of the second leg...

Schools open as scheduled – PS

MBABANE –Principal Secretary in the Ministry of Education and Training, Nanikie Mnisi, has affirmed that schools will reopen as scheduled in accordance with...

Mbuso Simelane accused of attempts to divert E10m public funds

MBABANE – The Eswatini Medical Christian University (EMCU) Council has alleged that the Chairman of the committee appointed to investigate the affairs of...

E50 000 bail for couple in E2.3 million theft case

MBABANE - A former chief clerk and her husband, implicated in the alleged theft of E2.3 million from Pick Yours Supermarket in Buhleni,...

Related Articles

Swati designer making bold moves in Tokyo

MBABANE - Lindelwe Dlamini is a Swati contemporary artist and creative based...

MTN powers UNESWA’s inaugural carnival

MBABANE –  Students from UNESWA’s three campuses gathered at Kwaluseni for the...

Benanile Maphanga: Born for art!

ThandiswaBenanile Maphanga is widely known as Benanile. She is a horticulturist, artist,...

MTN to host Kick off Carnival for UNESWA students

MBABANE- The University of Eswatini is set to welcome students back with...