Late last month, a Japanese man, Nobutaka Sada, had gone viral for climbing Mount Kinabalu in a business suit and leather business shoes to promote the brand’s quality. While the feat seemed nearly impossible but he did it, right? Well, it turns out that there’s a Malaysian who took it just as far if not […]
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for climbing Mount Kinabalu in a business suit and leather business shoes to promote the brand’s quality. While the feat seemed nearly impossible but he did it, right? Well, it turns out that there’s a Malaysian who took it just as far if not further, way before Sada could.Twitter page recently shared the story of Shikin, who felt hurt after finding out that Sada had gone viral over his stunt, when she had worn Baju Kebayas while getting to base camps at Annapurna and Everest, Nepal.
“If they’re from Japan, you’re amazed. Rallying in praising Nobutaka Sada for wearing a suit at the peak of Mount Kinabalu. How about this? A Malay did it before him. In 2017, I had already done it la, 6 years ago.” “Not Kinabalu, okay? But, Annapurna Basecamp in Nepal, much higher and soo cold, it gives your shivers. The only difference is that this Japanese tailor did not to market and promote his suit on the mountain. I wore my own Kebayas. Don’t even say I want to promote traditional clothes, I didn’t even promote myself until now,” she shared.“Not once, but twice. Another one at Khumjung Village, above the Namchee Bazaar on the way to the Everest Basecamp.