Rethinking “Free-Trade” Practices in Contemporary Togo: Women Entrepreneurs in the Global Textile Trade

Nina Sylvanus

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Software Engineering and Design Patterns Fashion and Cultural Textiles Global trade, sustainability, and social impact

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For the FIFA World Cup 2006 in Germany, Chantal Almeida1 obtained the exclusive retail rights to distribute the offi cial fabrics of Togo’s national football team, Les Eperviers. She shared a stand with the public relations agency charged to promote the image of Togo to the world. Hence, public relations and merchandising provided a commercial niche for this Togolese businesswoman, in addition to a larger market share at the Grand-Marche of Lome, where she has been the only wholesaler to sell these fabrics.

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