African Clothing

African Clothing

The dashiki dress, African dress, wax print skirts, African crop tops, and sarouel are just a few examples of contemporary clothing with African influences. Plus-size and pregnant ladies alike can wear these collections. However, there is also African clothing for men and babies, like bootee, polos, and shirts with African influences. And for daily wear, there are accessories made of khanga or dashiki, a pencil skirt made of an African cloth for work, and a cocktail dress made of kente. Not to mention party dresses like African bridal gowns, bridesmaid accessories, or individually produced, vibrant modern African wedding attire. With a wide selection of textiles from numerous designers with African influences, you may get all the ethnic and ethical clothes you need.

African-inspired handmade goods

Wax print and other African fabrics, as well as magnificent African crafts made of African pearls or silver, African earrings, bracelets, statement necklaces or rings, are all available for purchase online. This is in addition to a wide selection of fantasy handcrafted jewelry and ethically made crafts. Additionally, the vendors create touareg jewelry like the well-known Agadez cross and well-known East African handicrafts like Massai necklaces and bracelets with exquisite handcrafted detailing. Both modest and inexpensive handicrafts as well as finely produced works of art are available for major events.

African Home Decor and Art

Arabic Attire unites a wide variety of decor objects inspired by Africa, made from various African fabrics or priceless materials. These range from classic masks, statues, and sculptures to more contemporary acrylic paintings, hand-drawn pictures in bright colors, leather, ebony, or wood boxes, or oil paintings of African origin. The artist uses traditional African textiles like batiks, bogolan, hand-dyed bazin, and handwoven african textiles. This enables you to purchase a full original set of bedding, tablecloths, duvets, and pillowcases.