Afro-Child Emporium is a co-lab platform @ the BBT print website host that sells garments made by different designers using Buzwe Bethu textiles prints as well , some of whom have received hands on training under the Buzwe Bethu umbrella. While a physical store exists in Zwelitsha, the online store has potential to reach wider audiences beyond the South African borders..

BBT Prints customized container fabric franchise in the township . The aim of Buzwe Bethu Textile Prints is to broaden the scope of Buzwe Bethu Textiles by providing a business opportunity for people who want to enter the fabric retail market thereby ensuring that traditional ethnic fabrics are available to all designers at affordable prices and make cultural inspired cloth more fashionable and affordable

The company’s studio/ factory shop is located at the mouth of the vibrant local township of Zwelitsha, manufacturing production lines creatively designed with a deep African root influence combined with the modern trendy fashion cut styles. We take pride in introducing the Eastern Cape culture in our prints. We are Marked as Tourist Stop. Our services include: In-house textile printing Corporate clothing Designer cultural clothing Fuelled with our passion for quality production, we offer a truly one of a kind experience, created with the customer in mind. Buzwe Bethu Textile Prints is the brainchild of business owner and creative, Nobuzwe Mabona.

BBT Textile Design Studio – Art Bank Identified legacy C/Other , design pattern print and colour palettes will be done at Buwze Bethu HQ in Zwelitsha as part of the franchise. Continuous updates will also keep franchisees up to speed with current world market trends and seasonal changes. Full integrated support via online and telephonic centre will be operational to assist in any difficulties that may arise

There are opportunities to empower young unemployed graduates who have studied art design and craft textile. The organisation is partnering with the relevant faculties at Walter Sisulu University in East London, Lovedale TVET College in King Williamstown and Minjiang University in China. There are also opportunities to empower crafter beading ,knitting and fabric waste projects. The organisation works with co-cops registered on different Government departments that work on craft skills ,beading ,knitting ,weaving and embroidery . Buzwe Bethu Textiles has a community empowerment programme called One Household One Product (OHOP). It is a local entrepreneurship which aims to support the unique locally made fabric craft BBT print Textile and marketed products on numerous platforms.