Since it's our BIRTHDAY, we are treating you to the most exciting event of the season!
50% OFF on all our most coveted pairs!
This happens only once a year guys!
SALE EVENT DATES: OCTOBER 16 and 17, 2010 (Saturday and Sunday)
10 am to 7 pm
It is a PRIVATE SELLING EVENT by INVITATION ONLY.
To get a free invite, here are the mechanics:
You can:
1. Follow us on twitter.com/rngdfolk,
2.BE A FAN in our Facebook
3. Text to RSVP at +639277410056
All our followers and fans will automatically get a free invite and be the first to get a hold of Renegade Folk pairs at 50% OFF!
THERE'S MORE!!!
We are giving away a FREE PAIR to a lucky follower/fan to be announced on Friday, October 15, 2010 (you may claim your prize at the Birthday Sale)
Winners will be chosen via Random.org
Tip: Want a better chance of winning?
Tweet about it (http://twitter.com/rngdfolk)
RSVP +639277410056
Monday, October 11, 2010
RENEGADE FOLK BIRTHDAY SALEEEE!!!!!
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Renegade Folk at Rockwell's Moonlit Bazaar!
We are still on SALE! Old collection is at 50%-70% off!
Thursday, December 3, 2009
The Big Holiday Outlet Sale
Start Time: Friday, December 4, 2009 at 10:00am
End Time: Sunday, December 6, 2009 at 9:00pm
Location: SMX Convention Hall 4, Sea Shell Drive Mall of Asia
Biggest Brands, Lowest Prices!
Renegade Folk will be slashing off Php500 on all their shoes!
Don't miss out. See you!
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Pinoy Chic: A Designer's Bazaar
Bazaar Hours:
Wednesday 3:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Thursday 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
Friday & Saturday 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
See you in Trinoma =)
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Monday, April 6, 2009
The BIG Outlet Sale 2009
Don't miss the chance to get big, big discounts!
See you there!
Sunday, February 8, 2009
The BIG SALE!!!
HURRY!
click
http://renegadefolk.multiply.com/photos/album/12
before we run out of stocks!
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
RF Christmas Cheer!
Don't miss our Christmas Promo! Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Blog Entry Pre-Christmas Shopping at the Urban Bazaar!
It's the perfect time to shop for the Christmas season.
Be the first to get a hold of our new pairs!
See you there!
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Out of the Shoebox
EntrepreNEWS, Businessworld
September 4, 2008
PUTTING UP a halo-halo stand at fifth grade, selling packed lunches and drinks to schoolmates in high school and selling shoes with friends in college were some of the business adventures that led Maria Regina Sambalido to where she is — the owner of fashion retailer Renegade Folk.
"My partners and I decided to pursue this particular business because we were all craving for unique and stylish yet affordable shoes. We wanted to introduce a local brand which will offer a range of well-crafted, trend-setting shoes that will not cause a huge dent on your wallet. We are focused on making them accessible for everyone," she said. Renegade Folk sells high-street fashion shoes for women.
Breaking norms
A 24-year old Business Management graduate from the Ateneo de Manila University, Ms. Sambalido started Renegade Folk in November last year at the St. James Bazaar in Alabang. "We chanced upon some incredibly appealing shoes during one of our trips abroad. Given our penchant for unique shoe designs, we decided to go for it and give it a try," she said.
To distinguish the brand from the rest of the fashion flock, Ms. Sambalido employed some marketing basics. For one, she made sure that the name of the business will stand out. "We wanted it to be something which the market will relate only to us and no one else," she emphasized. She also based the shoes’ labels on popular song titles to give them some character. And while the brand carries designs that follow the latest trends worldwide, Ms. Sambalido also makes it a point to introduce styles which are individual and uncommon.
entrepreneur at heart
Ms. Sambalido had always wanted to be a businesswoman ever since she was in early grade school, saying that every time she goes into a store that has a different concept and great vision, she always fervently wishes that she owned it. "I have very high respect for those who were able to cradle their business and see it through its absolute fruition." Brave, uncompromising and distinctive businesses, she said, never fail to inspire and encourage her.
Being a young and relatively inexperienced entrepreneur has its drawbacks. According to Ms. Sambalido, she had a lot to learn about being a hands-on proprietor. "It is very important to keep efficiency at its maximum since it greatly affects both our productivity and profitability. Otherwise there will be significant consequences to our business which will probably translate into low sales and low profits," she explained.
Despite this, she believes that occasional glitches are essential to the success of a business, but it is equally important to keep a positive outlook. "I just make sure that every solution will be sustainable and that the same problem won’t be encountered again."
Ms. Sambalido also learned the importance of a vision. "It cannot be overstated how a vision unites a company and gives it a common goal to work for, while allowing the market to understand a brand and what it is offering."
She added that it is just as important for aspiring entrepreneurs to be open-minded and uncompromising. "Don’t make concessions just because it is the status quo. The market will be more grateful for your courage to be different. Follow-through," she advised. "As they always say, ’under-promise and overdeliver’."
For more information on Renegade Folk call 0927-7410056 or visit renegadefolk.multiply.com
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