Clothing Shops in Cape Town with opening hours - page 3

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Story Cape Town

Open now

166 Buitengracht Street, Cape Town, 8000

Purr

Closed now

50 Kloof St, SEA POINT, Cape Town, 8001

021 424 5044

Clothing, Ladies Fashionwear

Peace Home Of African Prints

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41 Voortrekker Rd, Cape Town, 7460

021 839 1243

Urban Mania

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118 Main Rd, Wynberg, Cape Town, 7800

021 761 9311

WAG Fashion

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64 Long St, Cape Town, 8000

063 607 8813

Purrsona Clothing

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24 Aandblom Rd, Durbanville, Cape Town, 7550

078 107 8694

vye cycle kit

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21 12th Ave, Cape Town, 7405

021 593 0887

YARNH

Open now

Princessvlei Rd, Cape Town, 7800

079 187 4033

YARNH is a premier menswear brand based in Cape Town that has become a definitive voice among South African slow fashion brands. Founded by Josh Downes, the label was born from a desire to bridge the gap between rugged heritage and a refined, global aesthetic. In 2025, YARNH was honored as the Best Sustainable Brand at the South African Fashion Awards, which is a testament to its unwavering commitment to ethical production, environmental restoration, and superior craftsmanship. At its core, YARNH is defined by a "fabric-first" philosophy. Unlike conventional labels that design based on fleeting trends, YARNH begins every collection by sourcing the highest quality natural and biodegradable textiles. The brand is a specialist in sustainable men's clothing and utilizes premium materials such as GOTS certified hemp, organic cotton, linen, and wool. These fibers are chosen for their low environmental footprint, exceptional durability, and unique textures that actually improve with every wear. As a leader in the community of slow fashion brands, YARNH rejects the high pressure cycle of mass manufacturing. Every garment is a celebration of "slow" processes and is crafted in small batches to ensure meticulous attention to detail and zero waste efficiency. The brand maintains a transparent and ethical supply chain by working closely with local artisans in Cape Town and Johannesburg to ensure fair wage partnerships. This includes collaborations with specialized knitters and hand-painters, such as the acclaimed Chris Auret, to create limited edition pieces that function as wearable works of art. From its studio at Landmark 91 in Diep River, YARNH continues to set a new standard for conscious luxury. It is a brand for the individual who values the story behind what they wear. By prioritizing local artistry and timeless longevity over seasonal fads, YARNH offers a high quality wardrobe for the modern man while investing in a healthier planet and a more ethical future for the fashion industry.