Your Career Goals have something in common with GTP Ready-to-Wear

Come a new year with new ambitious goals, including advancing our careers with dreams and hopes of a more elegant and stylish personal wardrobe. Achieving your career goals and wardrobe aspirations involves more than showcasing intelligence, competence and daydreams; it also involves making deliberate efforts to purchase statement pieces with your appearances screaming “Bring it on, I am ready for that new position and role” as you attend every corporate meeting, the choicest cocktail event and conference to be organised this year.

Then comes the problem, if you live in a city like Accra, Takoradi or Kumasi, where you must know at least 2 to 3 shortcuts crisscrossing several streets to beat the daily traffic,? adding details of how your elegant look must come together can be challenging, hampering the desire to nail that career goal.

If your aim is also to project a sense of Ghanaian and African identity while maintaining convenience, then you have even more challenges to overcome.

Now pause, GTP has the perfect solution with its ready-to-wear collection not just in-store but a click away.

But before I tell you more, let’s have a snap economic lesson, shall we?

Do you know a whopping $ 42 billion will be made from ready-to-eat and ready-to-wear in Africa this year? This was indicated at the Crystal Ball Africa which took place earlier this year.

This means, what you eat and wear has a direct impact on the economy of Africa, Ghana included. In truth, your lifestyle, whether intentionally or not, affects inflation and puts a family in or out of business. Shall we then adjust our goals to include, “I will contribute at least 10% of my purchases to Made in Ghana brands.” There you have it, add GTP to that 10%. And if you are a gentleman, look this way.

Basic economics lessons are over, let’s continue.

GTP Ready-to-Wear and Economic Impact: Ready-to-wear, or RTW, is not just a convenient option for the modern professional; it's also a powerful way to contribute to the local economy.

Choosing GTP's ready-to-wear collection means supporting a Ghanaian brand with a history spanning over 5 decades and a long value chain within the country. By investing in GTP, you are not only enhancing your wardrobe but also actively participating in the economic growth of your community. Think about the designers and employees of this great heritage brand- some of whom are your relatives and friends. At least, I work there too.

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GTP: A Proudly Ghanaian Choice: GTP stands out as an inspiration for Ghanaian identity in the textile world and to a larger extent, fashion and pageantry. The brand has successfully integrated the richness of Ghanaian culture into its ready-to-wear collection, allowing you to style yourself in rich heritage with pride as you glide the boardroom into the bar. In 2024, as you strive to look more Ghanaian and African, GTP is ready as your partner in style.

GTP Ready for Your Ghana Month Styles: Ghana Month, celebrated in March, is a time when Ghanaians around the world showcase their national pride. GTP understands the importance of this cultural celebration and offers a diverse range of styles to help you express your patriotism with flair. From traditional to contemporary, GTP's ready-to-wear collection has all occasions covered, ensuring you look your best during this significant month and beyond. You can visit the shop every day from 8:30 am to 8:30 pm or simply shop online any time, any day without restrictions, at shop.gtpfashion.com.

The dilemma of what to wear each morning has been taken off the list if you will simply embrace the convenience that the GTP Retail Store and E-commerce site provide.

Not only will GTP assist you look your best effortlessly with style inspirations, but the brand will be your ally in contributing to the economic growth of Ghana.

Let GTP RTW be your partner in achieving your goals with style, pride, and convenience.

Pump up your career and showcase your unique identity with GTP Ready-to-Wear – where tradition meets modernity in every life.styled.

Joyce Sackitey-Ahiadorme is a Communications professional with over 10 years of working experience in the FMCG sector. ?She is a Storyteller, Wordsmith, Events Strategist and Moderator. She is also the Founder of GirlsGoalGetters and President of Women in PR, Ghana.

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