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FASHION 

Adaiso

Adaiso

As the child of two rich and vibrant cultures and married into another - Nigeria, India and Kenya - Dhvani Tombush (Founder and Creative Director) has been surrounded by colour and creativity that inspired the birth of Adaiso. The mission of Adaiso. is to make luxury fashion more affordable for women without compromising on quality or style. Beyond that, Adaiso. seeks to empower and celebrate women in their everyday lives. Most of the time, women only dress up occasionally. Adaiso. is inspiring women to embrace luxury fashion as a part of their daily routine, making them feel confident and beautiful every day.

Africa Collect Textiles

Africa Collect Textiles

ACT is a pioneering textile recycling company operating in Kenya and Nigeria. Their mission is to transform the way communities handle textile waste by embracing the principles of a circular economy. They collect, sort, upcycle, down-cycle, reuse, and find takers for old textiles, ensuring that every fabric finds a new life.
With a robust network of 40 collection points in Kenya and 20 in Nigeria, ACT is strategically positioned to serve urban and rural communities alike. Their innovative approach not only reduces environmental waste but also supports local economies by creating sustainable practices and partnerships. Their upcycling model has enabled them to create minimalistic Kenyan inspired products, helping them turn waste into beautiful crafts. Their woven products are hand made using accent weaving techniques from all over East Africa. This has helped them empower artisans with stable sources of income.

Agretifela

Agretifela

Her handcraft master pieces are made with joy & adventure through vibrant colours sustainably made from naturals cotton wool &hemp designed unique Quality

Angelsmile

Angelsmile

THE ASCENSION COLLECTION
Angelsmile is a made in kenya luxury brand that
creates handmade pieces from natural fibres for the
cosmopolitan woman.
Made from crisp white cotton fabric with a splash of
colour, their dresses feature intricate woven and
asymmetrical detailing for a fresh and dynamic look

Anne Kiwia (Dar es Salaam)

Anne Kiwia (Dar es Salaam)

Each and every headband is designed in bespoke fashion, and embody a blending of cultures in a true labour of love. Their passion is to enhance the beauty, celebrate the strength and promote the unity of women. They handcraft their high-end fashion product using upcycled fabrics found in the markets of Tanzania.
Each headband has a story - their fabric holds a tale of journeys across the world, preloved garments discovered and handpicked by Anne Kiwia in the busy vendor streets of Dar es Salaam. Seeking out the finest textiles among masses of preloved clothes is a process of patience, passion and skill.

"Her team of ladies she call Warriors are strong and smart, hardworking and well practiced in overcoming obstacles. Together they are a community of queens that are inspired to dream big..." Anne Kiw

Artisan Collective

Artisan Collective

ARTISAN COLLECTIVE is a Kenya-based designer duo that creates one-of-a-kind garments using materials sourced from Africa and the Himalayas.
They have 3 distinct lines under the umbrella - nomadic artisan, Hayan Collection, and My Little Samurai. Their garments are worn by both Kenyan and International celebrities like Blinky Bill, Stephen Marley, Flea from Red Hot Chili Peppers, Anderson .Paak, and many more.
Recently they showcased their collection at Vancouver Fashion Week and made a huge success.

Asarela

Asarela

"Asarela creates high-quality wardrobe staples in Kenya using deadstock Italian fabric. Focused on timeless basics that mix and match seamlessly, they design pieces that build a refined capsule wardrobe. Now expanding into accessories to complete the look. All left over fabric is used for hair accessories, lining, and kids' clothes. They operate a zero waste policy."

ByHer

ByHer

Byher is a Kenyan social enterprise that empowers young mothers from underprivileged communities.
Their sustainable lifestyle accessories and home decor are Art of hands.

Deepa Dosaja

Deepa Dosaja

Deepa Dosaja leads the way in premium, sustainable fashion in Africa, using only natural fabrics like; silk, bamboo, and organic cotton to minimize environmental impact, including their exclusive line of stretch silk prints. With a focus on quality and customer service, the brand offers bespoke made-to-measure and off-the-rack options. Inspired by nature and a commitment to ethical practices, Deepa Dosaja's designs reflect vibrant colors and environmental consciousness.

Website: deepadosaja.com

Evil Eye Co.

Evil Eye Co.

Blue Eye Charms Ltd provides everything made in Kenya which incorporates the Lucky Eye. The range includes jewelry, fashion , homeward items which provide good vibes such as mugs, dreamcatchers, wall hangings etc

Gora Studio

Gora Studio

Their bags are made from hessian and cotton/batik or kitenge fabrics. Each bag has a zipped pouch attached to it.
Handcrafted and sourced in Kenya/ Nairobi.

Hamaji

Hamaji

Hamaji is now an iconic Kenyan fashion brand with a focus on ready to wear womenswear embellished with handcraft, natural dyes, embroidery and hand beading.
They focus on one predominant collection per year with a mixture of coats, trousers, dresses and tops.

Have to Haveonline

Have to Haveonline

Have_To _Haveonline At Have to Have online theiy take pride in offering fashion savvy women sophisticated classy styles from around the world. Their Niche is for the Middle and high-end ladies who love quality Fabric, hence why they only deal with 100% Linen, Silk and Cotton in all their styles. Their styles are always ahead of what is in style, providing every lady a great assortment of casual and smart wear. They are a must stop shop for Top Quality affordable Ladies fashions, because Fashion is their Passion.

Ichyulu

Ichyulu

Ichyulu is an online concept store that stocks a variety of African fashion and design brands. Hand selected pieces include clothing, jewellery, bags and homewares. It has a focus on craftsmanship and the re-interpretation of traditional techniques into modern pieces.

Website: www.ichyulu.com

India with Love

India with Love

India with Love 100% organic cotton home linens and sleepwear, along with decorative pottery are sourced in India and designed for Kenya.

They welcome you into their world of colours and comfort.

KSHMR by Kuoni

KSHMR by Kuoni

KSHMR by Kuoni with its elegant and modern designs wishes to introduce the Kenyan clientele to a special shopping experience, offering great and unique quality products in 100% cashmere.
They value theirclients very highly and thus emphasize a lot on high standards of customer care and attention to detail.“

Kache By Angie

Kache By Angie

KACHÉ by Angie is a renowned fashion
brand that serves the classy and stylish
modern women. From its exclusive
collection, it breathes elegance and
sophistication yet maintaining an excitement
to it! It has a unique range of chic dresses,
stylish tops and trousers, shoes, handbags,
jewelry, to name but a few…

Kangarui and Have a Good Trip

Kangarui and Have a Good Trip

Kangarui is all about colour, animals and nature. Each piece is custom-designed using watercolour, photography and collage, carefully printed on to accessories and home decors. Inspired by the beauty of Kenya, they wish to spread positive vibes around the world through Rui's unique art. Kangarui has partnered with Mt. Kenya Wildlife Conservancy to support their efforts in protecting the critically endangered Mountain Bongos. By raising awareness and donating a portion of their proceeds, they are committed to reversing their decline.
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Have a Good Trip: A destination T-shirt store, born in the vibrant streets of Nairobi, Kenya.
Their mission? To cater to those who are always on the move—whether it's a physical journey or an adventure in your mind. They're here for the driven individuals who seek a good time wherever they roam.
Through limited-edition drops, their merch becomes your gateway to global exploration.

Kenya Kanga Collection

Kenya Kanga Collection

Every Kanga tells a story, and this most amazing piece of artwork is where their story began.
Kenya kanga collection is your one-stop destination for all things kanga, discover a range of
products that’ll have you stand out from the crowds. From homeware necessities to gift ideas,
their products are bound to bring your home to life. Mix and match your favourite colour with our
kanga prints for a splash of funky in your space.

Website: www.kenyakangacollection.com

Kenya in all its States

Kenya in all its States

Kenya In All Its States (KIAIS) celebrates craftsmanship and authenticity through ever-evolving creations.
• UPYA breathes new life into noble materials by upcycling shirts, highlighting the intricate embroidery skills of Kenyan women. Each collection introduces fresh and unique designs.
• ASTROSY features 12 retro-style posters of Kenya’s iconic destinations and now offers fully bespoke posters tailored to showcase private estates or conservancies.
• THE DELICATES crafts delicate bracelets using the traditional Kenyan weaving technique, elevated with premium Miyuki glass beads or gold/silver-plated finishes for a touch of elegance.
KIAIS is constantly innovating to surprise and inspire its audience.

Kipépéo

Kipépéo

At Kipépéo, we celebrate the artistry of Kenyan artisans by blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design. Each piece is more than fashion—it’s a story of heritage, skill, and sustainability.
Handmade with precision and passion, their collections reflect a minimal, modern, and effortlessly chic aesthetic—designed for those who appreciate quality, authenticity, and timeless style. They work closely with talented artisans, ensuring ethical practices and fair wages while keeping traditional techniques alive.

Kitu Kali

Kitu Kali

They are a fashion brand that uses vibrant African fabrics to create unique Apparel and Footwear. Their core purpose is to impact local communities wherever possible throughout our supply chain. Their focus on creativity, style and quality has allowed them to become a recognized brand in Kenya with 6 retail outlets across the country, and have started making their mark in the UK, Europe and US.

Kooroo

Kooroo

Kooroo’s aesthetic is timeless, comfortable with an understated elegance, meant for individuals who wear their clothes with enthusiasm and cherish each piece for years to come. As such, Kooroo responsibly sources natural fabrics and materials that are plant based, recyclable, and biodegradable; only producing limited quantities with the intention of positively contributing to slow fashion, creating less waste, and prioritizing our planet and the life forms who live on it.

Website: www.koorooafrica.com

La Oculta

La Oculta

LA OCULTA is much more than a fashion brand; it’s a fascinating journey through the cultural crossroads between Colombia and Africa.

Inspired in the deep-rooted connections that link these two magical places, LA OCULTA is a women’s clothing and accessories brand that blends geographically distant materials, unique craftsmanship and a palette of neutral colors in a minimalist and timeless design.

Carefully crafted in one-size, our garments celebrate the diversity of the human body, while offering limitless flexibility in their wear. Each piece tells a story of heritage: from the impeccable Andean embroideries to the indigo of Burkina Faso; from the recycled glass buttons in Ghana to the seamstress grandma in Quindío.

The result is a fashion experience that transcends borders and moments. Their philosophy is versatility, garments and colors that adapt to different styles, places and occasions. The brand is minimalist in its designs, impeccable in its finishings and obsessive in the selection of its materials. In LA OCULTA, they celebrate diversity and connect cultures through fashion in a sustainable,

Lana Trzebinski

Lana Trzebinski

Handcrafted Kenyan designs inspired by nature & adorned with intricate beadwork. They make jewellery, clothing & accessories that support local artisans. Website: www.lanatrzebinski.com

MYST Kenya

MYST Kenya

MYST Kenya, a homegrown slow fashion brand that aims to contemporize your wardrobe by adding in unique textures and vibrant colours and bringing back fun into fashion!

Mariam Couture

Mariam Couture

Her brand vision ‘Exclusivity without Boundaries’ aligns favorably with the designs they create that are vibrant and unique seasonal capsule collections that are timeless moving away from temporary trends yet still caters for ALL with pieces that are more eco-friendly and designed to be longer lasting while creating pieces when people will actually be shopping for them.

Meraki

Meraki

Meraki is a sustainable fashion brand dedicated to creating timeless, eco-friendly, luxurious hand-smocked and hand-embroidered clothing (for adults and kids) and homeware. Every piece is handcrafted by skilled women artisans, preserving cultural craftsmanship while empowering their communities. At meraki, they believe in slow fashion, focusing on quality over quantity to ensure longevity and versatility in every design. Through its unique approach, the brand offers luxurious, one-of-a-kind pieces that celebrate artistry, sustainability, and heritage.

Mille Collines

Mille Collines

Mille collines is a luxury womenswear and lifestyle brand that designs statement pieces, inspired by and manufactured across Africa. Including woven and knitted shawls & poncho's, ceramics, accessories and more. They believe that joy can be transferred into an object when it is made with love and care, and this is transmitted through the hands that contribute to making their products.

Mopepe

Mopepe

Inspired by the Lingala words for "inspiring" and "fluid," their brand embodies these qualities. They craft exquisite kimonos blending West African fabrics with premium linen and silk, with a commitment to sustainability. Their swimwear features African motifs on recycled materials. Named after female warriors, each piece celebrates African culture and the strength of women. They are dedicated to local design and production, supporting the African fashion industry.

Neka

Neka

Neka is a Made-in-Kenya brand designed for the modern woman. Their focus is creating simple, effortless style without compromising on quality and fit. They use organic fabrics like cotton and linen to create breathable, comfortable pieces that feel as good as they look. Their goal is to offer their community a wardrobe full of essentials for everyday and beyond, which inspire them to be their most confident selves.

Offcut Kenya

Offcut Kenya

OFFCUT is a Kenyan-born sustainable fashion brand. Each product embodies the essence of repurposing, transforming the old into the new. By buying one of their unique products, you are actively supporting sustainable fashion and look good while doing so. FROM TRASH TO TREASURE.

Pendeza

Pendeza

Pendeza is a creative and ethical firm that is customer-focused and environmentally friendly, producing exclusively natural biodegradable fibres. Since 1980, they've been quite honest and reliable.
They weave what you need.

ROOH by Infusions

ROOH by Infusions

ROOH is a clothing brand by infusions. They work with purely hand woven pure cotton fabrics and convert them into very beautiful dresses. They also make a beautiful cotton resort wear.

Ra by Rushina

Ra by Rushina

Founded on a simple ethos of living consciously in harmony with nature, they create clothing & objects for the home with a deep love of heritage, culture & community. Each collection is meticulously curated to evoke a sense of culture, deeply rooted from where it originates.

Reja

Reja

Rèja is a female-owned, independent, slow-fashion brand, founded in Kenya.
Rèja designs for the effortlessly chic woman and flatters all forms. Their pieces provide for women of all ages, an elegant and versatile addition to their wardrobe.
Each collection is intended to help you build a trans-seasonal, capsule wardrobe that embeds timeless and luxurious craftmanship and fabrics.

Rock and Stones

Rock and Stones

ROCK AND STONES was formed in 2009, inspired by the colorful contemporary designs of fabrics that are produced across the African continent which in their designs reflect the fascinating history of the Swahili trading empire. Based in Kenya, they specialize in bringing the depth of African culture as shown in their carefully selected African Kanga, Kitenge and Kikoi fabrics to their tailoring workshop, to transform these fabrics into a range of ready to wear clothing for males and females of all ages and all sizes.

Sandfish

Sandfish

Sandfish offers beautifully soft, stylish and 100% cotton clothing for adults and children, all handmade in Gilgil, Kenya. From colourful men’s shirts to women’s summer dresses, kids shorts, rara shorts and handwoven kikoi beach trousers, there is something for everyone.


Shake the Tree

Shake the Tree

This May, Shake the Tree will be reducing 30% of stock by half, discounts will include reductions on their best selling up cycled denim jackets, shorts, shirts and dungarees. Their returning customers will find an exciting array of new designs in women dresses, and trousers and an expanded selection of men’s wear.

Slowli & Kazuri

Slowli & Kazuri

Both brands share a deep passion for crafting enduring and sustainable pieces. Their jewelry brand is dedicated to empowering single mothers who skillfully handcraft exquisite gold-plated items. Meanwhile, their clothing brand is committed to producing locally made garments in Kenya that not only inspire self-love but also promote sustainable living practices.

Studio Lola

Studio Lola

For the past few years she has been working with a group of women (single mothers and HIV+ women) to create a womens clothing line, Studio Lola, that is entirely hand made - crochet - apparels that are fun, chic and wearable all at once. They epitomise the term "slow fashion". They use only organic cotton and sustainable fabrics to create timeless pieces.

Studio Namnyak

Studio Namnyak

At Studio Namnyak, they are dedicated to redefining contemporary fashion by seamlessly blending rich traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology. Their evolving brand creates unique capsule collections that resonate with individuals who prioritize authenticity and quality in what they consume. Each piece is thoughtfully designed to honor heritage while embracing modern aesthetics, ensuring that their customers not only wear their creations but also share in a story of cultural appreciation and innovation.

Urbana

Urbana

Aesthetics of Quiet Luxury. Elegant and discerning apparel collections for women and men. Limited edition items made from artisanal fabrics.

VAST madebyafrica

VAST madebyafrica

VAST is a Kenyan lifestyle brand focusing on slow fashion. They are sourcing material from across Africa and work with small scale artisans to produce high quality, handcrafted and upcycled designs in the spirit of conscious living.

Waridi Eyewear

Waridi Eyewear

Nestled in the heart of innovation, Waridi crafts a vision of sustainability embracing the art of
reuse, eco-friendliness, and functionality.
Their Bio-based sunglasses are produced at the heart of the Indian Ocean, Mauritius Island. The
sunglasses are made with sustainability in mind, they offer longevity and durability, style, color,
and tolerance to heat, cold, and corrosion.
Their wooden sunglasses collection is 100% handcrafted in Kenya in their workshop at Ruiru. It
offers a premium, eco-conscious choice to those who not only seek style but substance. They
transform woodworking remnants into a statement of luxury by upscaling wood already
considered waste.
Every piece of our products tells a story of elegance, responsibility, and art of making an impact at
every glance.

Wild Rose

Wild Rose

Wild Rose was born out of founder Rosie Sharp’s love for her adopted homeland Kenya and her desire to create vibrant, stylish ‘forever’ pieces that bring joy to the wearer.
Now, her signature colourful designs are embraced by style-conscious fans around the world. Having grown up surrounded by nature, Rosie, who moved to East Africa with her family at the age of two, wanted to pay homage to the natural world by naming each cotton shirt after local flowers and plants using their Swahili names.

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