Kidpreneur in Vadodara launch his startup of Hydro Dipping shoes with a noble idea to donate 40% of the profit towards charity. The startup called Enso_shoes is getting lots of attention in the city due to its creative and funky designs.
Renash Desai is 10 years old and a student of Cygnus school. He creates this whole idea of Hydro Dip the shoes by his own. After a visit to the exhibition he was struck by the idea and designs his first pair at home. This idea fascinated him and with the support of family and encouragement from friends he launched his startup of Hydro Dipping shoes in Vadodara.
“It all started two months back after a visit to a shoes exhibition in the city. I saw people are buying customized shoes and that gives me the idea to creating one for my own. I picked my sketch pen and made some design on a pair of shoes at home. I watched videos of Hydro Dipping on YouTube and then design my first pair of shoes at home. It gives a boost to my morale and with the help of my parents I launched my company,” said Renash.
Renash use spray paints to make the layer of design on water and then Hydro Dip the shoes to make creative designs. “It takes 10 minutes to Hydro Dip a pair of shoes and full one day to dry. Presently I complete 10 pair of such shoes and wants to design for every age group,” said Kidpreneur Renash with a proud smile on his face. His company Enso Shoes vision is to spread in other countries. He also has the noble idea to donate 40% of the profit towards charity.
His parents Ankur Desai and Pooja Desai supported him in this creative startup and extend their every support in spreading his idea. “It’s a very proud moment for us as our 10 year old son starts his own company. It’s a unique concept in Vadodara and he implements his own creativity, combination and designs on Hydro Dipping the shoes. I request other Kidpreneurs to come forward and bring their creative ideas to reality. I am also planning to start a community to support such Kidpreneurs,” said a proud mother Pooja Desai.
Desai family believes in philanthropy and doing charity throughout the year. Pooja herself is associated with many trusts and took her sons for service once in a month. She feels it is very important to inculcate such values in children from the start for a better future.