HEADLINES was founded by fashion designer and social entrepreneur Lungi Sokhulu with a vision to build a business that serves humanity while creating sustainable economic value.
Based in Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu-Natal, HEADLINES transforms recycled newspapers, textile offcuts and discarded materials into unique handcrafted fashion, lifestyle and décor products.
Handbags - Earrings - Necklaces - Bracelets - Belts - Sandals - Corporate Gifts
Custom-made garments - Jackets - Waistcoats - Corsets - Dresses - Skirts - Fashion collections
Decorative pieces - Wall décor - Artistic installations - Custom décor
Recycling techniques - Product manufacturing - Fashion production - Textile construction - Creative design - Entrepreneurship - Small business development
HEADLINES and its founder have received recognition for entrepreneurship, innovation, environmental sustainability and social impact.
HEADLINES received the prestigious SAB KickStart Regional Winner Award in recognition of its innovative business model, entrepreneurial excellence, and commitment to creating employment opportunities through creative enterprise
The enterprise successfully completed export readiness training and certification, positioning the business to access regional and international markets for its unique handcrafted products.
HEADLINES received formal recognition as a social enterprise, acknowledging its commitment to balancing social impact, environmental sustainability, and commercial viability.
HEADLINES has been widely recognized for pioneering the transformation of recycled newspapers and discarded materials into high-quality fashion products and accessories.