We are focused on bringing international and developing private-label brands to Africa and beyond.

Johannesburg, Gauteng, SA - Now with a collection of 13 brands and more to be added, Sole Agents Distribution is well on track to being established in markets across Africa.
New brands are continually added to the mix, and much time goes into the market and financial analysis before committing to any international or private-label brands.
We have moved into a new office space in a very convenient location, close to Sandton City, and we welcome all retailers to visit us. We have well-appointed showroom spaces for meetings to take place in.

Whilst we provide various marketing support across our brands, we have also launched a new online CRM platform where retailers can easily place sales orders with us directly online. Our traditional sales agents remain available to be contacted directly for sales orders. Offering complimentary credit terms, subject to approval, to our retailers, we also make sure they do not over-commit their purchases so we can have much longer and more sustainable relationships.
The businesses are also making good progress on other business initiatives globally, and the future revenue footprint allows for business diversification and gives it the hybridity to allow for risk diversions across continents and our core business models.
We would like to extend our gratitude and thanks to all our retailers and wish you the best for the third and fourth quarters of trading. I truly feel that you will all see an upward revenue trend as we approach Spring and Summer 2023.
The brands we currently distribute are:
SPRAY GROUND (USA) - brings thought-provoking, innovative, and dynamic accessories and backpacks that are easily identifiable but difficult to recreate in the global marketplace. Expressing rebellion, individuality, and creativity are the foundations of Sprayground.
CREASE PROTECT (UK) - started as the home of sneaker shields designed to prevent toe box creasing. The products now include a comprehensive premium shoe cleaning range and rain & stain protector sprays. We pride ourselves on having the highest quality products. All products are tested against their purpose, and all work fantastically well.
ROSSIMODA (ITALY) - Rossimoda is an iconic Italian lifestyle brand offering cultured consumers fashion that embodies prestigious Italian culture. The brand inspires people to look forward to a better tomorrow they can be proud to wear with access to affordable prices.
KANGOL (UK/USA) - Kangol produces a wide range of headwear that crosses generations and cultures. Kangol is not just a fashion brand. Kangol is a cultural fashion fusion, mixing the best of British heritage and retro hip-hop and mixing it with future fashion.
THE HIDEOUT CLOTHING (TRINIDAD/TOBAGO) - “THC” is a streetwear brand with a contemporised gritty attitude emanating from the Caribbean ecosystem. The brand sits where inner-city youth culture and international streetwear intersect. THC leverages multicultural makeup to design different, elevational, cool and vibrant menswear.
SAFETY JOGGER (BELGIUM) - The mission is to manufacture the best outdoor footwear for every adventure. From simple to highly technical footwear, we offer three levels of outdoor products for men, women, youngsters and kids. The brand's offer is from the light city wanderer to the medium nature lover and the heavy adventure seeker.
MESSY WEEKEND (DENMARK) - Born in Copenhagen. Growing worldwide. Why does quality have to cost a fortune? We don’t believe it should. We make premium handcrafted eyewear at a price that won’t break the bank. Built to last and designed to turn heads.
LORDS OF HARLECH (USA) - The Lords of Harlech is a menswear design collection that embodies colour, print, and unique textiles in wearable trend-right silhouettes. The brand creates and develops its fabrics and challenges the norm in manufacturing techniques to new highs to deliver truly unique garments. They are partnering with some of the best manufacturers in the industry to create their vision.
FUBU (USA) –In 1992, four friends from Hollis, Queens, came together with one vision - to defy the odds and create a line of sportswear made by the people who wore it - for us, by us. The brand they started launched the streetwear industry we know today. In 2020, FUBU returned to its roots, launching a new collection combining contemporary and classic hip-hop cultures. For us, by us was the mantra of the moment and remains relevant today.
VIYELLA (UK) - An authentic heritage brand established in 1784, Viyella has built its reputation on creating sophisticated and classic men's clothing for discerning consumers. His disposition and confidence are elevated by the way he dresses. The brand is well-known in South Africa and was amplified by a strong base of loyal, independent retailers.
CARDUCCI (SA) - Carducci has been a much-loved designer brand in South Africa since 1978. Now offering a broader category of merchandise that intersects with generations and cultures across South Africa, the brand offers a style that also encompasses a younger consumer whose outlook is to be smartly dressed for work and have access to a range that epitomises his weekend wear.
C SQUARED (SA) - In 2002, Carducci founded C Squared. Its design philosophy is focused on the slim, body-conscious cut that young, urban males covet. The tailoring and quality of fabrics are distinctly Italian, focusing on the latest international trends each season. C Squared designs for the young South African man who is ambitious, a fierce individual and an all-around go-getter who isn’t afraid of celebrating how far he has come and his success.
MONATIC (SA) - With a history spanning some 100 years House of Monatic has a colourful heritage characterised by quality, efficiency and timeless style. The brand offers a wide range of affordable key men’s-wear pieces that make the wearer feel proud of how he dresses, whether for office or play.
Should you wish to contact us, please dial us up locally on 087 150 8178, and we can always hook you up on our CRM platform so you can stay updated on all our brands.
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