People can come anytime, since I live here. Just now we're making shirts for a few shops. I've sketched the designs and made patterns from which to cut the cloth. A good part of our business is still custom work. People come in to be measured, and then I make up the dress or whatever.
Most customers are women, who also buy for their husbands, who are working.
My ready-made goods customers include white people, Asians, Ghanaians. I try to design clothing that cuts across international and cultural barriers. For example, I don't try to do the typical African styles. I want to design items that have a wide appeal, but show influences from different countries. But it is not the bright-colored type that would make it prominently and obviously African.