WAMA International Expands it's Presence in East Africa With the Launch of Third ALDO Store at The Hub Karen Mall, Nairobi, Kenya

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By Grace Mwende

WAMA International Group opened their third ALDO store in East Africa in 2023 at The Hub Karen Mall in time for the festive season. 
The second flagship store is located at Westgate Mall and the first store at the Centre.

Founded in 1972, ALDO delivers fashion to a diverse customer base at prices that make keeping up with seasonal styles a luxury within reach. 

Every shoe and accessory selection plays a role and the newly opened store has anup-too
date collection which is currently in season worldwide.

ALDO shoes Pillow Walk technology aims to elevate our customer experience, effortlessly fusing style and comfort. 


Crafted with moulded sock foam, it offers
targeted padding at the heel and ball of the foot, ensuring day-long comfort.

The dual-density foam effortlessly absorbs impact, providing a luxurious, comfortable feel right from the start. With a double layer of foam and plush￾padded insoles, the Pillow Walk range guarantees an extra-comfortable
journey all day long.

WAMA International has the exclusive license to establish, own, and operate ALDO stores in Kenya. 
The company is committed to providing a unique shopping experience to its customers in Kenya by bringing world renown
brands like ALDO to Kenya having successfully introduced various international
brands to Libya, Rwanda, and Uganda.

Customers can enjoy up to 50% discount during the grand opening. The offer
runs and for the rest of the opening week. ALDO promises an exciting
shopping experience that has made it a household name in fashion footwear
and accessories

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