Sevidzem Paul Ndzedzenyuy is a holder of a Higher National Diploma in Electrical power systems. I have always had a passion in fashion and designing since I was a child. My mom was a seamstress and for that reason I practically grew up in a workshop where I aquired my sewing skills. After my University studies I worked with several great fashion designers like Mforbi ventures and a host of other fantastic designers where I aquired professional skills.
As young as House of Trose is we have given free training to a number of youths and have made better their lives, and that of their family members through this gesture.
House of Trose is a private owned fashion and design brand. We produce quality traditional, cooperate, party outfits for both male and female.
Our mission is to produce quality and affordable outfits for our client’s home and abroad. As an Afro based designer we also showcase and promote the Afro fashion in every garment we produce. That is why we have as our Moto (love in every Garment)
Our vision is to expand our production to meet the needs of our clients both home and abroad. To contribute back to our society by training and grooming young Afro designers who will push the Afro fashion to another level.
House of Trose was founded in 2017 sevidzem Paul Ndzedzenyuy. The idea of creating a brand came the same year my lovely wife gave birth to our first child Thalia Rose. She brought so much love and joy to the family. The brand was named after her. That is the reason we call this brand Hose of Trose (House of Love). The brand started with just male designs but now we are into male and female designs.
House of Trose in it’s first outing participated in one of Cameroon’s biggest festival, the festival of Art’s and culture (FESTAC) in 2018 that took place from the 7th – 14th of April 2018. House of Trose was outstanding in it’s display of cultural designs.
Currently we are working on a sustainable fashion project in a bit to limit the waste deposition of plastic and micro by fashion designers in to our oceans and environment. Through the use of recycle materials and natural fabrics.
