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CHIC-PLUS
Chic-Plus is a brand name coined from the French word Chic, meaning: Cute, Elegant,  Dapper, Neat, Gorgeous, and Presentable

With our brand name close to mind, We endeavor to make our clients look their best!

We are the best when it comes to training in this field. 
We provide the best customer service to your satisfaction. 

For corporate social and all events,  you can count on us and our prompt delivery. 

We also provide pick-and-wear services and more. 

We are committed to making you look good because we know looking good upgrades your status and boosts your confidence level. 

Training is our passion.
We train future leaders and update those who are already



y in business with Master Classes,  Helping them to become more competent in the skill of fashion/style and the business side of fashion.
You can also trust us to provide you with quality materials and classic accessories.💯❤️
We give insight into how to select the best fabrics and color combinations for your event, outing, brand, and corporate settings.

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