FASHION

ACT Studio
ACT Studio (Africa Collect Textiles - ACT) is a Kenyan circular economy social enterprise transforming textile waste into new possibilities. They collect and sort used textiles, then reuse, upcycle and downcycle them into sustainable products. Their collection includes fashion, bags, homeware, accessories and corporate upcycling solutions. They work with artisans and communities to create products that combine Kenyan craftsmanship, creativity and sustainability.

AfroWema
AfroWema is a luxury sustainable fashion brand creating contemporary Afro-inspired fashion from carefully curated pre-loved garments and locally sourced surplus Kenyan fabrics. Designed and handcrafted in Nairobi in collaboration with artisans from Kibera, each piece reflects exceptional craftsmanship, circular innovation, and the elegance of modern African design. By transforming existing materials into timeless collections, AfroWema celebrates African creativity while empowering local communities and redefining luxury through sustainability.

Amealpacas
Her products are Bolivian and Peruvian. Hand made by artisans using natural products.
The shawls and scarves are woven and are made from pure baby alpaca wool.
Cushions made from original, old textiles.
Woolen belts, hand woven and hand embroided.
Woolen Christmas decorations hand made of aguayos; bolivian textiles.
Woollen pompoms garlands.

Anne Kiwia (Dar es Salaam)
Crafted for Queens
Their handmade Headbands are unique. Just like the women they make them for.
They love to enhance the beauty, to celebrate the strength and to promote the unity of women with their work.
“Each woman is royal. When things get tough they tie on their crowns and they are queens.

COCOLILI
COCOLILI is a premium African lifestyle brand creating bold, original prints inspired by the continent. Their collections include resortwear, swimwear and vibrant everyday clothing for women, men and children. They offer beautifully designed table and kitchen linens, cushions and statement home accessories. Their gift and fashion accessories include scarves, bags, hats, pet accessories and stationery. Everything is produced in small batches for customers who love colour, craftsmanship and contemporary African design.

D&B Explorer Collection
Discover the D&B Safari Explorer Collection
Step into a Safari Adventure with the D&B Explorer Collection, where fashion meets purpose.
Their collection showcases beautifully crafted, light and breathable linen pieces, designed for
effortless everyday wear. Every garment is inspired by the untamed spirit of safari, combining
timeless style and with practical comfort.
Their commitment goes beyond fashion. They are deeply committed to conservation and the protection
of Kenya wildlife in the Masai Mara and ol Donyo regions

Dagmawit
DAGMAWIT is an Ethiopian fashion and lifestyle brand celebrating the beauty of African craftsmanship through contemporary design.
They create unique, thoughtfully made pieces that blend Ethiopian heritage, culture, and modern style.
Each creation is made with care, giving traditional craftsmanship a fresh and distinctive expression.
They work with women artisans, including stay-at-home mothers, creating opportunities for skills development and income.
DAGMAWIT is more than what you wear—it is a story of culture, creativity, and women creating beautiful things together.

Duara Textiles
Duara Textiles is a Kenyan textile and design company built on the belief that what is old can be reimagined, not discarded. They transform traditional textile techniques, locally sourced materials and concepts into contemporary fashion, home and lifestyle products. They work at the intersection of culture, creativity, circularity and community. Each piece is made in small batches, celebrating the beauty of process, individuality and imperfection. Made in Kenya. Made Circular. Made to continue.

EYO Africa
EYO products are designed with the adventurous spirit in mind, inspired by Africa. With the latest key looks for the season, from modern basics to classic styles. The idea was to blend modern art and design with premium accessories to create something unique.
Their colourful range of travel bags and accessorizes with a hint minimalistic design. They offer something for all travellers whether you are going for a weekend away, travelling abroad or just heading to a cafe. Each ATHI bag has a written phrase of destination: “SAFARI NJEMA” , “NAIROBI” OR “KENYA”

Ellaine Bows
Welcome to the world of GLITTER, RAINBOW & UNICORN. Ellaine Bows does not only bring out the kiddie inside of you but also the joy of having a uniquely designed hair accessories for everyday or occasional use. Materials are carefully searched and sourced from different countries hence each piece will surely be eye-catching!
Worry no more! Their handmade accessories are suitable for all ages, they do use baby-safe materials that are comfortable and safe to use. The most exciting of all, they do custom orders too! Choose the size, color and even the design you want and they will do their very best to provide the princessy look that you or your little one deserves.

Hamaji
Hamaji is a contemporary fashion house rooted in journey, craft and cultural exchange.
Born in Kenya, Hamaji brings together textile traditions from Africa, India and the Himalayas, reimagining them through a modern, feminine lens.
Each collection is shaped by a curiosity for place, material and the hands behind the making — creating clothing that carries the spirit of the journeys that inspired it.

Handmade in Tanzania
They make unique handwoven products from pure Tanzanian cotton. Everything they do is dyed and hand-loomed in their Dar es Salaam workshops by skilled artisans. They believe passionately that the fruits of the labor should be shared by all of those involved and this means paying a fair living wage to all of their staff. The consequence should be beautiful goods for you to enjoy and to share with friends and family.

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 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.
Our 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
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 their
kanga prints for a splash of funky in your space.

Kikoy.Com
Rooted in quality, comfort, and effortless style, The Kikoy Co.is built to beloved and lived in. Ethically made in Kenya to empower local women. The Kikoy Co do everything KIKOY from the classic Kikoy to trousers, robes, TOTO collection and homeware. All designed for everyday wear. These are soulful, versatile pieces made to be gifted, loved, and worn wherever.

Kipépéo
Kipépéo is a female-owned, independent fashion and lifestyle brand based in Kenya, creating hand-stitched, small-batch clothing, jewelry, and accessories rooted in slow-fashion values. Every piece from tailored dresses and safari-inspired shirts to hand-crocheted bags and statement jewelry is made by skilled Kenyan artisans, blending timeless design with ethical, sustainable craftsmanship. More than a label, Kipépéo is a movement to uplift local communities and empower artisans, offering conscious shoppers luxurious, meaningful pieces they'll cherish for years.
Dress beautifully. Live compassionately.

Kobe & Pink Savannah
Heya Kobe here. Thanks for the message in answer to your question. We no longer run a workshop — their global model now relies on outsourced partners for manufacturing, assembly, and servicing, both in Kenya and globally. What they can show you is the store and the product itself.

La Oculta
LA OCULTA is more than a fashion brand: it’s a journey through the cultural fusion of Colombia and Africa. Inspired by life’s simplicity and crafted by Colombian and African artists, where legacy meets a passion for textiles passed down through generations. LA OCULTA is woven with earth’s treasures and natural fibers.

MYST Kenya
Myst Kenya, where progressive, structural cuts meet prints that carry a modern Kenyan pulse. The drape is fluid but intentional; the silhouettes are clean, confident, a little unexpected. Nothing here is costume or nostalgia. Every piece is designed to feel contemporary in the hand and unforgettable on the body. Their prints do the storytelling. Colour that clashes on purpose, motifs that read as rhythm rather than repetition, patterns pitched somewhere between heritage and the future. On silk, they don't just decorate — they come alive, shifting with the light and the wearer. The result is more than a garment. It's an experience: the weight of real silk, the surprise of a cut you didn't see coming, the quiet power of a print that stays with a room long after you've left it.
Myst Kenya. Modern silk, made to be remembered.

Marjorie Mapambo
Marjorie Mapambo is a Nairobi-born lifestyle brand spanning apparel, bags, homeware, stationery and art.
Original graphics, hand printing, distinctive stitching and strong silhouettes run through the collection.
The brand draws on Nairobi's colour, language, humour and everyday life, with the kanga as a recurring reference.
Each piece is designed in-house and made in Kenya in small batches.
Marjorie Mapambo brings a contemporary East African point of view to a growing global audience.

Mastewal Alemu
Founded in December 2021, Mastewal Alemu is a sustainable luxury womenswear
brand based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. They create refined ready-to-wear pieces using
eco-friendly fabrics handwoven on traditional looms by local artisan weavers across
Ethiopia.
Rooted in sustainability, ethical craftsmanship, and cultural preservation, their brand
celebrates the richness of Ethiopian heritage through contemporary design. They work
closely with skilled artisans, supporting local communities while preserving
generations-old weaving traditions and techniques.
Inspired by Ethiopian culture, textures, architecture, and storytelling, each collection
blends timeless craftsmanship with modern luxury aesthetics — creating sophisticated,
consciously made fashion for women who value authenticity, elegance, and purpose.
At Mastewal Alemu, they believe fashion should not only look beautiful, but also honor
people, culture, and the environment.

Mopepe
MOPEPE is an African luxury fashion brand creating distinctive, fluid pieces that bring African craftsmanship and heritage into contemporary design.
Brand Story
Founded in Nairobi by Marie Ashe and Syssi Mananga, MOPEPE was created to make the fashion they wanted to wear but couldn’t find. Each piece brings together exceptional African textiles, craftsmanship and the stories of African women who led.

Off Cut
OFFCUT is a Kenyan-born sustainable fashion brand. They create one- of- a -kind clothing from discarded textiles, giving fabrics a beautiful second life.
They combine creativity, craftmanship and conscious design to transform waste into wearable stories. Every piece celebrates individuality while contributing to a more circular and sustainable future.

Ra by Rushina
Where creativity meets heritage, where every thread tells a story. Ra by Rushina was shaped by a passion for celebrating the raw beauty of imperfection. Being global in sensibility, each collection is a dialogue between tradition and modernity. They work with master craftspeople who, alongside their communities, breathe life into every piece.

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.

Safarahh
Inspired by life on the Kenyan coast, Safarahh blends bold, playful colour with lightweight natural fabrics and artisanal detailing for elegant, freeing, feminine designs. Each piece is handmade with their Nairobi-based tailors and artisans using sustainable, high-quality fabrics like deadstock Italian linen and Indian silk, produced in tiny batches for lasting craftsmanship. They release one collection a year, to reduce waste and encourage slower, more intentional buying. They give back to Kenya by donating to ocean conservation.

Sandfish Clothing
Sandfish Clothing produces a range of beautiful, summery clothing for adults and children that is all handmade in Kenya. From men’s party beach shirts, to women’s dresses, Coastie bobble shorts, long skirts and, most recently, their brand new range of handwoven kikoy shorts, trousers and skirts. Sandfish has become a very popular brand in the UK since Nicky has been living back there but the roots of Sandfish are back in Kenya where the products are well worn and very popular.

Sevaria
SEVARIA — Kenya | Est. 2020
Sevaria is a Kenyan fashion brand rooted in African identity, craftsmanship, and memory. They turn overlooked materials and everyday rituals into objects of desire.
Religion, identity, tradition are pillars that orient our practice. Presented at Portugal Fashion Week 2023 (Afreximbank) and Africa Fashion Week London 2025 (British Council). Kenyan-made. Internationally shown.

Shake the Tree
Shake the tree is a small cottage industry based in Kenya where they up-cycle
denim jackets and other trending fashion items, which they source at Mitumba and
revamp into beautiful bohemian styles. At the fair they will be showcasing their linen
collection featuring elegant hi-low coats paired with statement balloon trousers, plus
their ever-expanding range of distinctive BoHo menswear.

Studio Lola
Studio Lola offers an experience rooted in patience, craftsmanship and the quiet beauty of things made by hand. They believe that clothing and objects can be both beautiful and responsible; that the value of a piece extends beyond its appearance, into the hands that made it, the materials that form it and the time invested in creating it.

Studio Namnyak
Studio Namnyak takes its name from the designer’s Maasai name,
Namnyak, meaning “the fortunate one.”
In Maasai culture, naming is deeply intentional, and they carry that same sense of care into their work, where good fortune is shaped through collaboration, shared creativity, and thoughtful design.
Their work is shaped by the relationships that influence how ideas form, how materials are handled, and how people connect with what they make.
Founded in Nairobi, they develop work through close partnerships with artisans, creatives, and communities whose skills and perspectives enrich our process. At their studio, heritage techniques evolve into contemporary expressions, resulting in pieces that carry clarity, intention, and a sense of human contribution.
They practice collaboration from a place where design is built with people, shaped by culture, and grounded in the value of making together.

Thama
Thama means "value" or "precious" in Swahili. They create timeless, high-quality womenswear, locally crafted in Kenya, that moves with you - from morning coffee to evening gatherings, from work to family trips. Their designs are elegant, comfortable, and easy to combine: clothing without fuss, made to empower women in their daily lives. Made to stay, not to shout.

Upya Collection
Upya Collection brings together three brands celebrating African creativity, craftsmanship and contemporary design.
Astrosy creates bold graphic pieces inspired by Kenya’s landscapes and culture.
Upya transforms second-hand linen shirts into unique, hand-embroidered pieces.
The Delicates creates delicate Miyuki bead bracelets inspired by Kenya’s wildlife and vibrant colours.
Three distinct worlds, one shared vision: Made in Kenya, with a modern African spirit.

Urbana
Timeless yet modern, artisanal and aesthetic clothing for women and men, made in Kenya, in relaxed forms yet elegantly structured. Their inspiration comes from the fabrics themselves – the colours, the weaves, the handcrafting done on them, the weight, feel and fall. Their ethos is to build wardrobe staples, that can be effortlessly styled for different looks that reflect each customer’s individuality.
@Urbana_ke

VAST
VAST was born from the meeting of two beautiful and contrasting worlds. Rooted in Kenya, they are a slow fashion brand that highlights African craftsmanship through a contemporary lens.
They work closely with artisans across the continent, using natural materials to create thoughtful pieces that reflect heritage and support conscious living.

Waridi Eyewear
Waridi Eyewear embodies innovation, sustainability, and functionality. In this
Christmas Box, they are excited to unveil a limited collection. The collection is
uniquely themed to narrate the Waridi story. Each piece tells their tale through
the lens of art. Discover the essence of Waridi Eyewear on this special
holiday. From Interactive art to interactive packaging.








