I grew up in a children's home on the outskirts of Nakuru, Kenya.
We didn't have much — but we had each other, three meals on a good day, and a tattered blue Bible passed from kid to kid. The matrons would read Joshua 1:8 to us every Sunday morning before chapel:
"This Book of the Law shall not depart from your mouth, but you shall meditate on it day and night, that you may observe to do according to all that is written in it. For then you will make your way prosperous, and then you will have good success."
That verse became my compass. Through school, through hustles, through the ten years it took to save up for the first sample run — that verse stayed.
777 Wear is the long way home. It's a brand, yes — but it's also a promise. Every garment is named after something a kid in that home dreamed about. Every drop funds the place that raised me.
Today, 7% of every sale goes directly to Tumaini Children's Home and two other homes in the Nakuru region. That's meals, school fees, shoes, and chapel benches.
When you wear 777, you're not just buying clothes. You're buying a kid in Nakuru a week of dinners. You're walking with us.
— Founder, 777 Wear
