Gathasworld Digital School of Fashion Designing

Gathasworld Digital School of Fashion Designing Let's show you how to run a profitable fashion designing business in a. professional way. Our teaching is second to none and we charge little but deliver more.

Gathasworld Digital fashion school is a virtual school created to teach you how to cut and sew both male and female native wears like skirts and blouses, bubu, buba, madam blouses, jumpa and tops, senator tops and trousers for young and old. You can't go wrong registering with us as we have got all that it takes to make you a professional jus in three months. Mind you, you don't need to have a pr

evious knowledge to train in our school. We pick you from scratch to perfection and you have the opportunity to join our mentorship community. We have our physical outfit where all the practical aspects of our trainingl is done to teach our students all they need to learn in fashion designing. We have all it takes to teach you perfect finishing like embriodery works, weaving, stoning etc.

Happy new year guys. Please who can tell me what this lace is called? Thanks you.
04/02/2026

Happy new year guys. Please who can tell me what this lace is called? Thanks you.

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Chuseh Ezekiel, Telar Yangayu, Omashadu Jooko
05/11/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Chuseh Ezekiel, Telar Yangayu, Omashadu Jooko

In the fashion business, many people think their biggest problem is capital. But truth is, capital is not your problem —...
27/10/2025

In the fashion business, many people think their biggest problem is capital. But truth is, capital is not your problem — lack of business ethics is.

Let me tell you a true story that every tailor can relate to.

A client brought her fabrics with her chosen styles. The tailor did a beautiful job, but when the client came for fitting, she complained that the clothes were too big. They amended everything perfectly to her taste. She smiled, said she loved them, and left — promising to send the money later.

Days turned into weeks, no payment. Instead, she called back to say one of the clothes was bad and that the tailor had “spoilt” her material. Out of fear of losing her, the tailor agreed to forfeit the payment for that one.

A month later, the same client called again — this time, to say she wore that same “spoilt” cloth and everyone was admiring it. Compliments everywhere. The tailor asked, “Is it not the same cloth you said I damaged?” She laughed and said yes, it was.

Still, she didn’t pay. Later, she began saying the other ones were bad too, yet she refused to bring them for correction or even test them at the shop. She still held onto the money.

Now let’s be honest — this kind of experience breaks many tailors emotionally and financially. But here’s the truth: if you want peace and profit in your business, you need structure.

Always collect at least 70% deposit before you start work.
Don’t release clothes until full payment is made.
Let your client confirm fitting before delivery — and document everything, even if it’s just through WhatsApp chats or short videos.
Set clear rules for amendments and refunds. Once a dress leaves your shop, any major change should attract extra payment.
And above all, don’t run your business emotionally. Be kind, but be firm.

When you have strong business ethics, clients will respect you more. You won’t have to beg for payment or tolerate unnecessary stress.

So, if you’re a fashion designer wondering why you’re struggling despite having skills, stop blaming capital. Start building structure. That’s where your real profit lies.

What’s your own experience with clients like this? Have you ever dealt with someone who refused to pay after delivery? Let’s talk in the comments.

I Blew N1 Million +, Lost My Dream, and Then Just a Smart Phone Saved My Career.🔥💥🔥In 2014, I was ready to create a hist...
23/10/2025

I Blew N1 Million +, Lost My Dream, and Then Just a Smart Phone Saved My Career.🔥💥🔥

In 2014, I was ready to create a history in the fashion industry. My vision was clear: open a fashion design house and launch mass production of my unique designs. I had done the feasibility study, and with my husband's belief—and a whopping N1 Million+ investment—we secured the shop, bought industrial equipment, and even installed solar power because the location had no electricity. Everything was set.

That shop was so intimidating to most fashion design outlets in Abakaliki town then. Some people came close to know exactly what we were doing. I had high hopes that the business would thrive because of my marketing background, but then, I realized I was very wrong thinking that an aspect of business administration could make a whole system function very well.

By the moment we opened the doors, the reality hit. We couldn't hire the professionals we needed. So, I did it all myself: cutting, joining, finishing, packaging, marketing... even maintenance. I was choked with work and completely burned out. The demand didn't justify the exhaustion, and I had to admit: the initial dream failed within six months.

We quickly pivoted. I started a fashion school. It boomed, but that too was short-lived. We had industrial machines meant for mass production, not for student practice, and we couldn't afford to inject more capital for smaller machines. I watched my students leave because of this bottleneck. Remember that I said there was no business plan in place that would have directed my moves.

I was left with the final, unplanned option: sewing clothes for individuals. I relied on my small circle—neighbors, church members, and family—but without a proper marketing plan (my husband was cautious), patronage was slow, and I felt defeated. I was ready to close the entire business down.

It was during this low point, contemplating total failure, that I got my first Android phone.

That single small device didn't just open a shop—it opened a whole new world. I started watching YouTube, diving into video creation and editing. This led me to launch my fashion design training on WhatsApp and Telegram. That pivot was the moment my digital marketing journey truly began.

I realized I knew nothing about online business. I saw endless opportunities but lacked the skills to capitalize on them. That's when I made a vow: I will do whatever it takes to become digitally literate.

I started spending my allowance, my savings, and even parts of my video training income—on digital courses. My husband worried I was wasting time and money. But I knew I was pursuing a bigger dream and didn't give up. It was in this quest that I delved into so many trainings that helped shape my digital marketing journey.

Today, when I look back at where I started—from a failed N1 Million+ brick-and-mortar business to where I am now in the digital space—I smile and thank God. I have not arrived yet but I have gone very far. I now build with purpose and direction into the lifestyle of tomorrow: THE DIGITAL LIFESTYLE.🤑🤑🤑

Friends, no knowledge is ever a waste. If you want to be at the top of this digital space in the next 5 years, you must start learning today. Success online is not an overnight miracle; there is no way to jump protocol.

However, you can shorten your journey dramatically: Don't just walk alone. Get the help of a mentor who has already navigated the traps, tried the options, and emerged successful. You will stop guessing and start winning.

That's why Gathasworld Digital Academy Gathasworld Digital School of Fashion Designing is the best place to conquer the fear of not getting it right. Our doors are open for you to walk with us. Don't walk alone. Keep this space pinned down so that you unlock with us the secret to a successful fashion business.

Which stage of my journey resonates with you the most: The 'Million-Naira Failure' or the 'Digital Pivot'? Share your biggest fashion business challenge in the comments! We are here to help you.

When you started your fashion business, what was it that you didn't do well that affected your business?
26/09/2025

When you started your fashion business, what was it that you didn't do well that affected your business?

A lot of people think that it's only cutting and sewing that is involved in fashion design. There are a whole lot involv...
25/09/2025

A lot of people think that it's only cutting and sewing that is involved in fashion design. There are a whole lot involved and if you follow me closely here, I will help you set up a highly profitable fashion business in no time.

If you are ready, let me know in the comment section.

25/09/2025

Good morning everyone. It's really been a very long while since I posted here. This is ember season and I want to start posting.

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Catherine Benson, Adrina Akyeampong, Awala Samuel Ovie, A...
08/10/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Catherine Benson, Adrina Akyeampong, Awala Samuel Ovie, Augusta Edoka Esekhailu, Adeagbo Chris Adebisola, Josephine Larbi, Swaleh Mgide, Affiong Elijah, Emeana Julia, Onwe Nneka Esther, Ajewole Deborah Olafunke, Mamawase Mine, Simi Badung, Mary B Saka, Jossiah Audu, Omolaja Iyanuoluwa, Augustina Agyapomaa, Promise Saymah, Massa Kamara, Nyeme Dorathy, Vorentry Otte, Celine Kanze, Philomena N. Gibson, Mariama J Jalloh, Mobitex Okeke, Lydia Boayitey, Ann Lucy, Sallamatu Kargbo, Pat Idorenyin Ekanem, Nain Anastacia, Cynthia Chinsembu, Precious Ugwu, Igbinedion Queen, Marion Maria, Amatu Kamara, Aimeline Mafotsing, Sylvie Kpain, Franca Arubi Ikechukwu, Aishat Precious Ibrahim, Hannah Ogwa, Queen Ntan, Edidiong Thompson, Rahab Jeremiah, Hardeolar Blessing, Tosin K Omikunle, Innocent Okonessien, Ajoke Rasheed, Maria Longba, Patience Ita, Oriyomi Anifat

Take your fashion designing skill to the next level level. Announcing a 6 week intensive cutting and sewing training for...
05/10/2024

Take your fashion designing skill to the next level level. Announcing a 6 week intensive cutting and sewing training for all. Are. You ready?

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Sir Edward Igwe Crescent
Abakaliki
480101

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Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

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