“Where Did You Get These?”: SA Woman Plugs With Marked Down PEP Formal Pants, Mzansi Responds
- South African TikToker Snatched_by_Lwandie shared a video showing marked-down formal pants she found at PEP
- The clip went viral after she pointed out the reduced price tag on the pants in a casual haul-style recording in the mirror
- Viewers flooded the comments with questions about the store and whether the deal was real
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Source: TikTok
A South African TikToker known as Snatched_by_Lwandie gave her followers a budget fashion moment on 17 August 2026. She posted a video pointing out formal pants she had picked up at PEP, with the price tag showing they had been marked down.
The clip was filmed at home using a phone on a tripod, keeping things relaxed and unfiltered. She mentioned having posted about the pants before and only later noticed the markdown, which she then shared with her audience.
PEP pants that started a conversation
The video struck a chord because formal workwear at an accessible price is something many South Africans are actively looking for. PEP is one of the country's most widely shopped clothing retailers, known for offering affordable basics, and a markdown on formal pants there is exactly the kind of find that travels fast on social media.
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Viewers were quick to jump into the comments with questions, though some were confused about which PEP store she had visited, with several asking whether the item came from PEP Home rather than a regular PEP clothing store.
View the TikTok video below:
Mzansi reacts to the PEP find
South Africans in the comments were curious and had plenty to say on the page:
@Naledi Zulu asked:
"Sisi cela ukubona the front if its a button or what" [She asked to see the front of the pants and whether they have a button]
@🌸MaGubhela🌸 asked:
"Pep home?"
@Azola replied:
"Mara nani niyazi e Pep home akuthengiswa mpahla... wenze i mistake" [But guys, you know at PEP Home they don't sell clothes... she made a mistake]
@olwethu_088 said:
"Thanks sisi ❤️"
@duduleyi asked:
"Pep home??"
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