WOMEN ENTREPRENEUR, AIDIJUMA

       Aidijuma is one of the affordable scarves that available in the Malaysia market. The founder of Aidijuma is Datin Norjuma bt Habib Mohamed and had been introduce to public in year 2012. Aidijuma has its own online page to make customer easier to reach it. Aidijuma always come out with new design to make it competitive.  Its come out with different level, white label, yellow label, black label, blue label and green label. Which is different quality. 





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