Every piece begins in an indigo vat in Lagos, resist-patterned by hand so no two garments carry the same marking. Cut in small runs. Finished to order.
New drop — OTUN KAFTAN
Each dyed in a single batch. When a batch is gone, it is gone.
New in
Adire Kaftan Dress
R 1,500
Signature
Wide-Sleeve Adire Kaftan
R 1,800
Tiered Adire Maxi
R 1,800
Cropped Top & Wrap Trouser
R 2,400
New in
Men's Long Adire Kaftan
R 2,100
Men's Shirt & Trouser Set
R 2,600
Adire is a resist craft. Cloth is tied, stitched or painted with cassava paste before it goes into the indigo, and the pattern only reveals itself once the dye has taken. You cannot fully plan it, which is the point.
Everything here is made that way — dyed in small batches in Lagos, then cut into shapes built for heat, movement and long days. Nothing is mass-produced, and nothing is restocked exactly as it was.
“The cloth has an opinion. My job is to listen to it.” Abidemi Bakare — Creative Director
Indigo and plant dyes, resist-patterned by hand. No two pieces match.
Rand, Naira or Dollars, settled securely through Paystack.
Lengths and finishing are completed once you order. Allow 3–5 days.
Flat rates to Nigeria and South Africa, tracked delivery everywhere else.
One email per drop. Sizes, prices and the story behind the cloth — nothing else.
