What we stand on
Urithi
Heritage
Kikoy, Kanga, Maasai Shuka — textiles woven by artisan communities across Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda. We carry them forward, pushing the design limits of what they can become.
Ufundi
Craft
Every piece is hand-cut, hand-sewn, and hand-finished by women artisans in our Utawala, Nairobi studio.
Uhuru
Freedom
No gender. No season. No permission needed. Designed by queer creatives, made for bodies that resist the binary. Dress as yourself.
Nairobi · Kenya
How it's made
Handmade in Nairobi.
Women artisans. One studio in Utawala. Each piece takes 3–5 days from cutting table to finished garment. The fabrics — Kikoy, Kanga, Maasai Shuka — sourced from weavers across Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda.
Production runs are limited to 15–30 pieces per design. Not as a marketing strategy — because that's how long it takes to make them properly.
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Editorial
Shop the Look
The Clan
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Made for you, only
Design Your Own.
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Choose Your Textile
Select from heritage textiles woven across East Africa — Kikoy, Kanga, Maasai Shuka, or source your own.
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Design Together
Work with our studio on silhouette, fit, and details. We sketch it, you refine it.
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Handmade in Nairobi
Your piece is cut and sewn by our women artisans. 3–5 weeks from commission to completion.
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Delivered to You
Shipped worldwide in recycled packaging. Each piece comes with a maker's card.