FitFix FAQ

Send two photos of your item to WhatsApp 0705 728 896, one of the whole item and one close up of the area that needs work, along with your location in Nairobi. David replies with a firm price, a turnaround and a free pickup window. No deposit, no inspection fee, pay on delivery by M-Pesa, cash or bank transfer. If you would rather call, the same number reaches us by voice.

Yes. Pickup and delivery is completely free across the Nairobi ring, including Westlands, Karen, Kilimani, Lavington, Kileleshwa, Parklands, Riverside, Langata, South B, South C, Embakasi, Kasarani, Ruiru, Kiambu Road, Ngong, Rongai, Kitengela, Athi River and Syokimau. There is no minimum order value, no collection fee and no delivery fee. Outside the Nairobi ring we repair and ship by courier at your cost.

Yes. Our workshop is in Industrial Area, Nairobi, P.O. Box 6262-00100 and clients are welcome to drop items off in person during opening hours, Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6pm. WhatsApp 0705 728 896 first so we can confirm we are on the bench and not out on a collection round. In-person drop-off and pickup is a good option if you would rather meet David in person, or if you want to discuss a specific job before leaving the item.

Two photos: one of the whole item laid flat or held up, and one close up of the area that needs work. Both in daylight, not flash at night. For shoes, add one of the sole and one of the side. For leather jackets, add one of the zip and one of the lining. For bridal or formal wear, add one of the dress on the wearer and one close up of the area that needs work. The more specific the photos, the more accurate the price and turnaround we return.

Yes. Many FitFix pickups are from office reception desks in the CBD, Upper Hill, Westlands, Parklands, Kilimani and Industrial Area. Leave the item with reception and send us the receptionist's name and the building details, and the rider collects without needing to disturb your workday. A receipt is issued on the spot and the item is photographed at collection.

Yes. Many FitFix pickups are from estate gates, especially where access is restricted or where the client is not at home. Leave the item with the gate or security desk, send us the estate name, gate number and the name to ask for, and the rider collects and issues a receipt on the spot.

The rider waits for a short while and calls you. If you cannot be reached, we reschedule for the next available window at no extra cost. If you have arranged a gate or reception drop-off, the rider collects from the agreed point and issues a receipt on the spot without needing to see you.

No. There is no deposit, no inspection fee and no collection fee. You pay the full amount on delivery once the finished item is back in your hands, by M-Pesa, cash or bank transfer. If you cancel after collection for any reason, we return the item to you at no cost.

Yes. You can book a specific date and time up to two weeks ahead, which is useful before weddings, trips, events and busy working weeks. WhatsApp 0705 728 896 with your preferred window and we confirm the booking in writing on WhatsApp before the rider is dispatched.

Yes. Multiple items from the same household or office are collected on one pickup, on one invoice and returned on one delivery. There is no limit on the number of items on a standard pickup, though for very large batches (over 40 items) we ask for advance notice so we can plan the route and the box space properly.

Hem and small repair jobs take one to two working days from collection. Suit alterations take three to five working days. Leather jacket repair takes two to five working days depending on the work. Shoe repair takes two to three working days. Bridal and wedding dress alterations run five to ten working days on the standard programme. Full leather restorations take three to five working days. All timings run from the day the item is collected, not from the day you send the photo. Rush turnaround is available where capacity allows and is quoted at booking.

Rush turnaround is available on some services where capacity allows and is quoted at the time of booking. Same day or 24-hour turnaround is possible for simple jobs such as a single trouser hem, a strap adjustment, a shoe polish or a small wallet repair. Rush turnaround on larger jobs such as a full suit rebuild, a bridal bodice rebuild or a leather jacket reline is usually not possible and we will tell you that honestly before you commit.

The standard bridal programme runs six to eight weeks ahead of the wedding date, with a first fitting ten to fourteen days after the first pickup, a second fitting about ten days later, and a final pickup about five days before the wedding. A four-week compressed programme is possible where capacity allows. Two weeks is only enough for simple alterations such as straps or a small hem adjustment. Bridal work is scheduled against the wedding date at booking and the schedule is confirmed in writing.

Small corporate batches of 10 to 20 pieces take three to five working days. Medium batches of 20 to 60 pieces take five to seven working days. Large batches of 60 to 200 pieces take seven to twelve working days. Recurring contracts on monthly or quarterly pickups run on a fixed schedule agreed with the client.

Yes, where capacity allows and where the work is simple enough for the timeframe. Tell us your event date when you send the photo and we will confirm what is possible before you commit. If the timeframe is not achievable for the work involved, we will tell you honestly rather than promising something we cannot deliver.

If a job runs longer than the turnaround you were quoted, we contact you on WhatsApp before the original return date and confirm the revised date. In the rare cases where the delay is caused by us and not by a change in the work, we complete the job at the price you were quoted without adding any waiting-related charges. There is no penalty fee either way.

FitFix works Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6pm. We are closed on Sundays and public holidays. Pickups and deliveries run within those hours. If a public holiday falls on a working day, that day is skipped and the schedule shifts to the next working day.

Yes. If you have a wedding, event or trip and would rather not receive the finished item until a specific date, tell us at booking and we will hold the item at the workshop until the date you request. There is no storage charge for holding a completed item for up to two weeks.

Most WhatsApp messages are answered within the hour during opening hours, Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6pm. First-time enquiries that include photos are answered fastest because we can quote straight away. Messages that arrive after 6pm are answered the next working morning.

Yes. FitFix alters wedding gowns from KES 8,000 and bridesmaid dresses from KES 2,500, with a standard programme that runs six to eight weeks ahead of the wedding. Hemming to the wedding shoe, bodice rebuilds, corset installation, bustle construction, lining replacement, lace and beading preservation and full restoration are all handled at the workshop. Bridal photos are never published without permission and the bride's identity is protected by default.

Wedding dress alterations start from KES 8,000 for basic alterations covering hem, straps and simple bodice adjustment. Hemming only starts from KES 6,000. Strap and shoulder adjustment starts from KES 3,500. Bustle construction starts from KES 4,500. Lining replacement starts from KES 9,000. Corset installation starts from KES 12,000. Bodice rebuild starts from KES 14,000. Full rebuild starts from KES 18,000. Full restoration starts from KES 25,000. See the wedding dress alterations page for full detail.

Most brides need two fittings. The first fitting happens ten to fourteen days after the first pickup, when the main adjustments have been tacked in place. The second fitting happens about ten days later when the final adjustments have been made and the gown is ready for a final check. Full bodice rebuilds and corset installations sometimes need a third fitting. Rush programmes inside three weeks may compress to one fitting plus a final pickup.

Yes. Preserving lace, beading and embroidery is the single most important part of wedding dress alteration. Every gown is opened along the least visible seams, the lace and beading are removed and resecured by hand where necessary, and the alteration is closed so the original decoration sits correctly over the new seam. Where the beading or lace is fragile, it is reinforced underneath before the seam is closed. Heavy beading takes longer and is quoted on photo.

Yes. Corset installation starts from KES 12,000 and covers a full internal corset with boning, a lace-up back where required and a matching inner lining so the corset does not show through the gown. This is one of the most common bridal alterations in Nairobi because many wedding dresses are bought with only a zip back and would sit more securely on the bride with a lace-up corset.

Yes. Bustle construction starts from KES 4,500 and adds two to five concealed hooks or ribbons depending on the weight and length of the train. The bustle is fitted and tested at the second fitting so the bride and her maid of honour know exactly how to lift the train at the reception. Almost every bride with a train longer than half a metre needs a bustle.

Yes. Bridesmaid dress alterations start from KES 2,500 per dress and cover hem, straps and simple bodice adjustment. Where a full party of bridesmaids is booked together, all the dresses travel on one pickup, one invoice and one delivery, with each dress fitted to the correct measurements. See the bridesmaid dress alterations page for full detail.

Yes. Groomsmen suit alterations start from KES 1,500 per suit and cover jacket sleeves, waist suppression, trouser hemming and trouser waist adjustment as one matched standard across the party. Group packages start from KES 6,000 for four suits and KES 9,000 for six suits. The full wedding party package covering the groom plus six groomsmen plus both fathers starts from KES 18,000. See the groomsmen suit alterations page for full detail.

Yes. Full wedding dress restoration starts from KES 25,000 and covers heirloom, vintage or stored gowns being brought back into service across lining, corsetry, hem, straps, decoration and structure. Restoration is priced on photo and on inspection because the work varies significantly from gown to gown. See the wedding dress alterations page for full detail.

Yes. Saree, lehenga, kurta, sherwani, chudidar and salwar kameez alterations are handled at the workshop. Saree and lehenga alterations include hem, fall, pico, blouse, straps and bodice adjustment. Kurta, sherwani and achkan alterations include body, sleeve, length and lining. These are quoted on photo before pickup. See the bridal and formal wear alterations page for full detail.

Yes. Prom dress alterations start from KES 2,500 for hemming only and KES 5,500 for the basic alteration package covering hem, straps and simple bodice adjustment. Ball gown and mermaid dress reshaping starts from KES 6,500. Corset installation on prom dresses starts from KES 8,000. Sequin and beading repair starts from KES 2,500. See the prom dress alterations page for full detail.

Yes. Imported wedding dresses are one of the most common bridal bookings we handle. We match thread, lace, beading and finish to the original gown so the alteration is invisible. Where the dress was bought to a size that does not quite match the bride's measurements, we assess on photo whether a bodice rebuild, corset installation or a smaller adjustment will produce the right fit and quote accordingly.

FitFix repairs leather jackets, shoes, boots, bags, briefcases, laptop bags, messenger bags, travel bags, backpacks, wallets, belts, buckles, watch straps, passport holders, luggage tags and key pouches. Zip replacement, relining, cuff and collar repair, redyeing, crack and peel repair, resizing, sleeve shortening, resoling, heel replacement, colour restoration, handle and strap repair, edge repainting, restitching, wallet fold reinforcement, belt resizing and buckle replacement are all handled at the Industrial Area workshop. See the leather repair page for full detail.

Leather jacket repair starts from KES 1,000 for a zip replacement and goes up to KES 8,000 for full restoration. Relining starts from KES 2,500. Cuff and collar repair starts from KES 1,500. Redyeing and colour restoration starts from KES 2,800. Crack and peel repair starts from KES 2,000. Resizing starts from KES 3,500. Sleeve shortening starts from KES 1,800. Mitumba jacket restoration starts from KES 3,000.

Often yes. A failed previous repair is opened, cleaned, corrected and rebuilt where the leather underneath is still sound. We tell you honestly on photo whether the previous repair has left the leather in a condition where a clean repair is possible, or whether the leather has been damaged past the point of saving. If the honest answer is that the jacket cannot be corrected, we say so before starting and there is no charge for the assessment.

Yes. Jacket zip replacement starts from KES 1,000 and covers the removal of the failed zip, fitting a matching metal or nylon zip and reseating the leather so the slider runs smoothly. On leather jackets the zip corners are the most common failure point because the leather has less give than fabric at the curve. Where the original hardware is a specific finish, we source a matching replacement.

Yes. Redyeing and colour restoration starts from KES 2,800 and covers cleaning, prepping, redyeing in the original colour or a new colour and sealing so the finish holds. The achievable match depends on the original leather type and the amount of fading. Where the match is not going to be close, we tell you on photo before starting so there are no surprises.

Sometimes. Crack and peel repair starts from KES 2,000 and covers filling and refinishing cracked or peeling leather, matched in colour to the surrounding surface. Where the leather has gone fully dry and the cracks run through the leather rather than just the surface finish, a repair will not hold and we tell you honestly before starting. Where the surface has cracked but the leather underneath is still sound, the repair can be very effective.

Yes. Mitumba jacket restoration starts from KES 3,000 and covers cleaning, conditioning, redyeing, lining repair and hardware replacement on a second-hand leather jacket. Mitumba jackets are one of the most common restoration jobs in Nairobi because the leather is often sound but has been stored badly or worn hard. A properly restored mitumba jacket can look close to new. See the mitumba jacket restoration page for full detail.

Yes. Handle and strap repair on bags starts from KES 800 and covers rebuilding or reinforcing a failed handle or shoulder strap, matched in colour and finish to the original. Where the handle attachment point has torn through the bag body, the leather underneath is reinforced before a new handle is fitted. Where the bag structure itself is sound, the repair is often invisible after completion.

Yes. Briefcase repair starts from KES 1,500 and laptop bag repair starts from KES 1,200. Handles, straps, zips, clasps, edge repainting and restitching are all handled, and a full briefcase rebuild starts from KES 6,000. See the bag repair page for full detail.

Yes. Leather jackets, shoes, bags, wallets and belts from a single household travel on one free pickup, one invoice and one delivery. The leather care package starts from KES 2,800 and covers shoes, belt, wallet and bag cleaned, conditioned and returned together. Larger household batches are also welcome.

Yes. Every leather repair that comes into FitFix is worked on by David Ochieng with fourteen years of experience. Nothing is subcontracted and nothing is forwarded to a third party. That is the reason the standard of finish is consistent across every leather item that leaves the workshop.

No. FitFix does not repair car seats or leather furniture. We repair leather goods that a person wears or carries — jackets, shoes, bags, wallets, belts and small leather goods. If you need car seat or furniture work done, we can point you to a workshop that specialises in that.

Wallet repair starts from KES 500 and covers reinforcing a split fold, restitching torn card slots, replacing a snap fastener and refinishing the edges in matched colour. Bifold and trifold wallets are both handled. See the wallet repair page for full detail.

Yes. A split fold is the most common wallet failure and one of the repairs we do most often. The leather along the fold is reinforced, the spine is restitched in bonded nylon, and the leather on both sides of the fold is cleaned, conditioned and refinished so the fold moves cleanly again rather than cracking along the same line. The result is a wallet that holds for several more years.

Yes. Belt resizing starts from KES 700 and covers cutting from the buckle end, refitting the buckle, punching a fresh set of prong holes and refinishing the cut edge so the belt looks factory finished rather than obviously altered. A belt can be shortened by several sizes. See the belt resizing page for full detail.

A belt cannot be invisibly lengthened because the leather is a single cut length. Where the belt has been cut short but has room at the buckle end, we can refit the buckle at the existing fold and add new holes so the belt can be worn further out. Where the belt has been cut past that point, the honest answer is a new belt and we tell you that before starting.

Yes. Buckle replacement starts from KES 800 and covers the removal of the old buckle, fitting a matching brass, nickel, gunmetal or antique buckle and restitching the belt fold around the new buckle. Where the buckle finish needs to match other hardware on the belt such as rivets or eyelets, we match the plating tone wherever an exact match is available. See the belt buckle replacement page for full detail.

Yes. Watch strap repair starts from KES 700 and covers restitching, hole repunching, buckle replacement and full strap replacement in matching or contrasting leather. Where the strap has fully worn through, a replacement strap is cut and fitted to the watch case. See the leather accessories page for full detail.

Yes. Card holder and passport holder repair starts from KES 500 and covers restitching split slots, reinforcing card pockets, refinishing edges and replacing snap fasteners where needed. Card holders with torn slot stitching are one of the most common small leather goods repairs because the card edges wear the thread through over a few years of daily use.

Yes. Luggage tag and key pouch repair starts from KES 500 and covers restitching straps and loops, replacing rivets and refinishing edges. Luggage tags often fail at the strap attachment point during travel, and key pouches often fail at the zip or the loop. Both are quick, straightforward repairs.

Yes. Full small leather goods restoration starts from KES 2,500 and covers a wallet, a belt and one additional item in one pass on one pickup. Larger sets — wallet, two belts, watch strap and card holder — are also welcome. Everything travels on one free pickup and returns on one delivery.

Yes. Men's and women's wallets, belts, card holders, watch straps and small leather goods are all repaired at the workshop with the same range of services. Pricing is the same because the work itself is the same.

Yes. FitFix runs corporate accounts for offices, banks, hotels, clinics, schools, security firms and retail businesses in Nairobi. Corporate per-piece pricing applies from 10 pieces on a single batch for most services and from 50 pieces for school uniform programmes. Every garment is tagged per staff member or staff ID at collection, work is done to a matched standard across the batch, and the batch is returned with a per-staff breakdown on one invoice. Invoiced terms of 14 days or 30 days are available from the second batch onwards. See the corporate services page for full detail.

Yes. Corporate clients can be invoiced on account with 14-day, 30-day or agreed payment terms instead of paying on delivery. We invoice per batch with a clear breakdown of pieces altered, unit price and total, and payment can be made by bank transfer, M-Pesa or cheque. New corporate clients are asked to pay for the first batch on delivery and move to invoiced terms from the second batch onwards.

We schedule one collection from your office reception for the full batch, tag each suit with a staff name or ID, complete all alterations to a matched standard and return them together on one delivery. Bulk suit alterations start from KES 1,500 per suit depending on the work involved, and typical batches of 20 to 60 suits are completed within five to seven working days.

Yes. Security firm uniform and boot repair starts from KES 500 per pair or piece, covering uniform shirt and trouser alterations, jacket repairs, zips, buttons, name badge replacement, boot resoling, boot stitching and boot polishing. Many security firms book a recurring monthly or quarterly pickup so boots and uniforms stay in service across the whole team. See the security firms boot repair page for full detail.

Yes. Hotel and hospitality uniform alterations start from KES 400 per piece and cover front desk uniforms, housekeeping uniforms, kitchen and chef uniforms, restaurant and bar uniforms, spa uniforms and management suits. Work is done in matched batches so all uniforms across a shift fit the same way and look consistent with each other.

Yes. School uniform alterations start from KES 250 per piece for bulk orders of 50 pieces or more, and cover shirts, trousers, skirts, tunics, blazers, sports kits and ties. We work directly with schools on term-start programmes, and with parents groups on shared batch pickups where a group of families sends uniforms in together on one booking. See the school uniform alterations page for full detail.

Every garment is tagged at collection with the staff name or ID provided by the client, and that tag stays with the garment through the workshop so nothing is mixed up. We do not photograph staff, we do not share client information externally and we can sign a confidentiality agreement where a client requires it. Corporate batches are stored separately from general client work while at the workshop.

Corporate pricing applies from 10 pieces on a single batch for most services and from 50 pieces on school uniform programmes. Below 10 pieces the standard retail prices apply, which are still collected free across Nairobi with no minimum order value. Large batches over 100 pieces are quoted on a case-by-case basis.

Small batches of 10 to 20 pieces take three to five working days. Medium batches of 20 to 60 pieces take five to seven working days. Large batches of 60 to 200 pieces take seven to twelve working days. Recurring contracts on monthly or quarterly pickups run on a fixed schedule agreed with the client.

Send a WhatsApp message to 0705 728 896 with your company name, the type of work and the approximate batch size. We reply with a per-piece quote, a proposed schedule and terms. If you are happy with the terms, we schedule the first collection and the account is opened from the first batch onwards.

If a job is not done correctly, we fix it at no cost. Tell us on WhatsApp 0705 728 896 within 14 days of delivery, describe the problem and, where possible, send a photo. If the problem is our workmanship, we collect the item free of charge, correct the work and return it free of charge. If the problem is caused by wear after delivery, use of the item in a way that was not appropriate for that garment, or a change in the wearer's measurements since the work was completed, we will still assess the item, tell you honestly what happened and quote a fair price to correct the issue if correction is possible. See the warranty page for full detail.

The warranty covers workmanship on any alteration, repair or restoration completed at FitFix. If a seam opens, a stitch fails, a zip breaks at a point away from the slider, a buckle comes loose from its fold, or a repair fails within 14 days of delivery, we correct it at no cost. The warranty does not cover damage caused by external factors such as heavy wear, exposure to chemicals, or the item being used in a way that was not appropriate for its original design.

Fourteen days from the date of delivery for workmanship on all alterations, repairs and restorations. This is the standard warranty period on the site. Where a specific job carries a longer warranty — for example, certain resoling jobs and certain buckle replacement jobs — that will be confirmed in writing at the time of the job.

FitFix does not offer refunds on completed alteration or repair work because the work itself cannot be returned once it has been done to a garment or leather good. If a job has not been done correctly, we fix it at no cost within the 14-day warranty period. If the item is beyond correction, we assess it individually and offer a fair resolution. See the returns and refund policy for full detail.

If the fit is not right, tell us within 14 days of delivery and send a photo of the garment on the wearer. Where the fit is off because of a mistake on our side, we correct it at no cost. Where the fit is off because of a small change in the wearer's measurements since the alteration was completed, or because the way the garment was worn on the day is different from how it was fitted, we still assess the item and tell you honestly what can be done and at what price. In most cases a small further adjustment resolves the issue.

Yes. Bridal alterations are covered by the same 14-day workmanship warranty, counted from the final pickup of the gown. Because wedding dates are fixed, we also offer additional support in the immediate run-up to the wedding where a bride notices an issue — WhatsApp 0705 728 896 and we will arrange an emergency adjustment where capacity allows.

WhatsApp 0705 728 896 within 14 days of delivery with your name, the date of delivery, a description of the issue and, where possible, a photo of the problem. David assesses the claim and either confirms the correction or explains the position. Where the correction is covered by the warranty, we collect the item free and return it free once corrected.

No. The warranty covers workmanship, not normal wear and tear. A trouser hem that frays after six months of daily wear is normal wear. A suit sleeve that pulls apart at the seam a week after delivery is workmanship and is covered. Where the boundary between the two is unclear, we assess the item and tell you honestly which side it falls on.

Tuma picha mbili kwa WhatsApp 0705 728 896, moja ya kitu kizima na moja ya eneo linalohitaji kazi, na eneo lako Nairobi. David anakujibu kwa bei kamili, muda wa kazi na muda wa kukusanya. Hakuna deposit, hakuna malipo ya kukagua, unalipa baada ya kazi kukamilika kwa M-Pesa, cash au bank transfer.

Ndiyo. Pickup na delivery ni bure Nairobi yote — Westlands, Karen, Kilimani, Lavington, Kileleshwa, Parklands, Riverside, Langata, South B, South C, Embakasi, Kasarani, Ruiru, Kiambu Road, Ngong, Rongai, Kitengela, Athi River, Syokimau na maeneo mengine. Hakuna kiwango cha chini cha oda, hakuna malipo ya kukusanya, hakuna malipo ya kurudisha. Nje ya Nairobi tunatuma kwa courier kwa gharama yako.

M-Pesa, cash au bank transfer. Hakuna deposit kwa kazi yoyote, hakuna malipo ya kukagua, na unalipa baada ya kazi kukamilika. Wateja wa balozi na expatriate wanaweza kulipa kwa USD, GBP au EUR kwa bank transfer. Wateja wa kampuni wanaweza kupata masharti ya ankara ya siku 14 au 30 kuanzia batch ya pili.

Hem na kazi ndogo: siku moja hadi mbili. Kubadilisha suti: siku tatu hadi tano. Kubadilisha leather jacket: siku mbili hadi tano. Kutengeneza viatu: siku mbili hadi tatu. Kubadilisha wedding dress: siku tano hadi kumi kwa mpango wa kawaida. Muda wote unaanza kutoka siku kitu kinakusanywa, si siku unatuma picha.

Kubadilisha suti inaanzia KES 1,500 kwa sleeves za jacket, KES 2,500 kwa waist suppression, KES 5,500 kwa shoulder reduction, KES 4,500 kwa jacket lengthening na KES 400 kwa hem ya suruali. Kwa kubadilisha suti nzima, inaanzia KES 6,500. Tuma picha kwa WhatsApp 0705 728 896 kwa bei kamili.

Ndiyo. Tunabadilisha wedding dress kuanzia KES 8,000 na bridesmaid dress kuanzia KES 2,500. Hemming, bodice rebuild, corset, bustle, lining replacement, redyeing, crack repair na full restoration zote zinafanywa hapa. Mpangilio wa kawaida wa bridal unaanza wiki sita hadi nane kabla ya harusi na unahusisha fitting mbili.

Ndiyo. Leather jacket kuanzia KES 1,000, viatu kuanzia KES 300, bags kuanzia KES 500. Zips, relining, cuff na collar, redyeing, crack repair, resizing, resoling, heel replacement na colour restoration zote zinafanywa Industrial Area. Jackets, viatu na bags za nyumbani moja zinaweza kusafiri kwa pickup moja, invoice moja na delivery moja.

Ndiyo. Wateja wa Mombasa, Nakuru, Kisumu, Eldoret, Nyeri, Thika, Machakos na Kajiado wanatuma vitu kwa courier na tunatengeneza na kurudisha kwa courier pia kwa gharama yao. Tuma picha kwa WhatsApp 0705 728 896 kwa bei kamili kabla ya kutuma kitu.

Kama kazi haijafanywa vizuri, tunaitengeneza tena bila malipo. Tuambie kwa WhatsApp 0705 728 896 ndani ya siku 14 baada ya kupokea kitu, na tutakusanya kitu bure, kurekebisha na kurudisha bure. Warranty inashughulikia workmanship, si uchakavu wa kawaida.

Warsha yetu iko Industrial Area, Nairobi, P.O. Box 6262-00100. Kazi zote zinafanywa hapo na David Ochieng. Saa za kazi ni Jumatatu hadi Jumamosi, 8am hadi 6pm. Wateja wengi hawana haja ya kuja warsha kwa sababu pickup ni bure, lakini tunakaribisha wale wanaotaka kuona kwa macho kwa miadi.

Ndiyo. Vitu vingi kutoka nyumbani au ofisi moja vinakusanywa kwa pickup moja, kwa invoice moja na kurudishwa kwa delivery moja. Hakuna kikomo cha idadi ya vitu kwa pickup ya kawaida, lakini kwa batch kubwa zaidi ya vitu 40 tunahitaji taarifa ya mapema ili kupanga route na nafasi ya sanduku.

Ndiyo. Sare za shule zinaanzia KES 300 kwa kipande, ikiwemo mashati, suruali, sketi, tunics, blazers, sare za michezo na tai. Sare za watoto wawili au zaidi kutoka familia moja zinakusanywa kwa pickup moja na kurudishwa kwa delivery moja. Programu za shule kwa wingi zinaanzia KES 250 kwa kipande kwa oda ya vipande 50 au zaidi.