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• A renowned tailor, Bolo Bespoke, has generated online attention following the release of information about one of his recent custom-made suits.
• Renowned for his style and self-assurance, Bolo once more drew public interest with his high-end fashion display.
• Numerous social media users were amazed by the cost of the suit, making jokes about whether it was resistant to bullets.

Famous Kenyan tailor Bolo Bespoke has sparked controversy by disclosing the cost of one of his high-end suits.

Similar to the Bahatis, Bolo and his wife, Mueni, have mastered the skill of encouraging Kenyans to discuss them.

Lately, he caused a stir by attending the funeral of Raila Odinga and arriving at the gravesite, where he commemorated the somber event by posting a picture with President William Ruto.

During the ceremony, Ruto and Bolo took part in the symbolic gesture of placing soil over Raila’s tomb.

What is the price of a suit from Bolo Bespoke?

Later, Bolo spoke to the media regarding his presence near the president, asserting that he is the new Luo leader. His statements generated varied responses on social media, with some Kenyans labeling them as seeking publicity.

On Tuesday, November 4, Bolo shared an image of himself dressed in a stylish suit, which led Kenyans to ask about its cost. He subsequently explained the price of the outfit, surprising many people.

He wrote:

Because of the public’s request, you mentioned the suit is stylish and you like how it fits. Here’s the update. No discount available today; purchase as others do.

Bolo listed the components of the outfit, such as socks priced at KSh 4,500, two ties valued at KSh 5,000, a perfume costing KSh 4,500, a walking stick worth KSh 7,000, shoes amounting to KSh 13,000, and a shirt priced at KSh 5,500. The suit alone was priced at KSh 228,000.

“Go ahead and place it as an individual order. Everyone is welcome,” he encouraged possible customers.

What did Kenyans comment on regarding Bolo Bespoke’s costs?

Kenyan consumers were taken aback by the costs, with some acknowledging they didn’t fit the intended audience, while others responded with humorous remarks.

Abraham Kabe:

I will purchase the same suit for KSh 8,000 in Eastleigh.

Chelah Yegoh:

The only thing I can afford to say is, ‘fundi ni mmoja.’

Orwa Otieno:

That suit must be capable of detecting its owner and dressing itself.

Min Joy:

Is it a protective garment?

Marion Wangui:

Let me remember that he dresses people like Mama Ida Odinga, and then I’ll remain silent.

Norah Ke:

There’s something you’re keeping from us. Is it resistant to bullets?

Video of house Bolo is constructing mother

In other updates, Bolo enthusiastically displayed advancements on the sophisticated cottage he is constructing for his mother in the village.

In August, he revealed intentions to build a five-bedroom house on the site of her previous home following years of financial difficulties.

Having previously worked in low-level jobs after his father’s passing, Bolo had eventually found stability and wished to contribute in return.

In his most recent update, he stated that the project had arrived at the lintel phase and pledged an impressive interior design for his mother’s dream house.