Minimalist African Prints While vibrant, bold prints have long dominated African fashion, 2026 has shifted toward minimalist designs that incorporate subtle, monochromatic versions of traditional patterns. These more understated prints allow for a modern, sleek, and versatile look. Though big and bold African wax print fabrics are still fashionable the center stage has been taken […]
In recent years, the global fashion industry has undergone a significant shift towards sustainability. Many consumers and brands alike are recognising the importance of eco-conscious practices. Amidst this movement, African fashion stands out as a beacon of sustainability, and has been doing so for decades! Here are four compelling reasons why African fashion is naturally […]
The African fashion industry has been on the rise in recent years, and it is becoming increasingly recognized on the global stage. African fashion is known for its vibrant colors, bold prints, and unique designs that reflect the rich cultural heritage of the continent. The industry is not only contributing to the cultural heritage of […]
African print fabric often also referred to as Ankara often have very interesting names and meanings. Each cloth comes with a unique piece of history that is worth knowing. We don’t design or select fabric based on their names or meanings but sometimes the influence happens even unconsciously. Below are some of our designs and […]
Christmas is such a happy time. Even if you don’t celebrate it at least you appreciate the holidays right? We are so excited to announce that our new collection will be coming out soon! It’s no , it’s been a while since we released some fresh designs so we are giving you 8 really adorable […]
So you have bought a beautiful African wax print or Ankara dress, top or shirt. It probably did not come with care instructions so how do you care for it? How do you wash and dry it? Can you bleach it? Is it dry clean only? Don’t worry too much, we have all the answers. You […]
When the Friday wear initiative was started many years ago in Ghana, a lot of local designers and clothing makers were excited. For one day in the week, that’s Friday workers all over the country were to wear something made in Ghana to work. A number of people imagined workers walking around in frumpy clothes […]
