FASHION

Achieng Owira Studio
Achieng Owira is a visual artist and storyteller from Nairobi Kenya who makes wearable and functional art inspired by Africa and its people. Some of her products include Notebooks,Coasters with prints of her original artwork , Tees, crop tops and vests, Thermal tumblers , limited edition prints of her original artworks and so on.

Africa Collect Textiles
The ACT Product Collection transforms recovered textiles into handcrafted, functional products. Their range includes rugs, bags, accessories, homeware, apparel, and footwear made from upcycled denim, kitenge, and corduroy. Every item is produced locally, creating dignified jobs and extending the life of materials. Africa Collect Textiles collects, sorts, and repurposes used textiles to keep them out of landfills. Through practical action, they are building Africa’s circular textile future.

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.

Angani
Inspired by the meaning of Angani — “in the sky”— each piece is a fusion of French design and Kenyan artistry, where African textiles, hand-cast brass, and delicate beadwork meet timeless sophistication. Rooted in conscious sustainability, your purchase uplifts local craftsmanship and empowers the communities of Kibera and Kawangware to thrive with dignity and pride.

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.

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: 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.

Blue Eye Charms
The Blue Eye Charms Ltd. is a unique local business specializing in handcrafted evil eye gift items. Their carefully curated collection features intricately designed evil eye jute bags, canvas bags, dreamcatchers, and various home decor items. These have all been meticulously handmade by their very own team who are skilled artisans from our local Kenyan community.
Each piece carries a touch of cultural symbolism, believed to protect against negative energy and bring about good luck. With a fusion of tradition and creativity, their business offers meaningful and stylish gifts that celebrate local craftsmanship while spreading positive vibes.

Deepa Dosaja
Deepa Dosaja, established in 2013, creates garments inspired by powerful women and designed for real, everyday lives. Each piece is handcrafted in natural, sustainable fibres including silk, linen, cotton, and wool. The brand operates primarily on a made-to-order model that eliminates waste and prevents overproduction. All garments are produced in an in-house atelier, ensuring ethical working conditions, fair wages, and exceptional craftsmanship. Every design reflects a global community of women connected by authenticity, purpose, and thoughtfully made clothing.

EYO
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.
Our colourful range of travel bags and accessorizes with a hint minimalistic design. We 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. It is well created and designed for all ages.
Ellaine Bows is the one to look for should you need a "Perfect Gift" or customized accessories for any special occasions such as weddings, baptisms, birthdays, photo shoots or themed parties. Let her sparkly dust do the magic to create lovely stuff for you!

Hamaji
Hamaji is an artisanal designer brand based in Kenya, they focus on ready to wear womens wear and embellish their design through intricate handcraft from hand beading to blockprinting, botanical dyes and embroidery. Hamaji creates one new summer collection a year with a small capsule collection in-between. Recognised as one of Kenyas leading fashion brands.

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.

Have_To _Haveonline
They 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 our 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.

Ikwetta Collections
Ikwetta is a contemporary African fashion brand rooted in craft, culture, and conscious design. They create handcrafted footwear, bags, jewelry, and apparel made in Kenya by skilled local artisans. Their pieces blend timeless silhouettes with modern sensibility, using quality materials and traditional techniques. Every collection celebrates authenticity, sustainability, and refined, wearable design. Ikwetta is for those who value intention, craftsmanship, and fashion that tells a meaningful story.

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.
Website: www.kenyakangacollection.com

Kipépéo
At Kipépéo, they 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
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 their supply chain. Their focus on creativity, style and quality has allowed them to become a recognized brand in Kenya with 7 retail outlets across the country, and have started making their mark in the UK, Europe and US.

Kobe & Pink Savannah
Kobe is an afro-urban lifestyle fashion brand designed in Kenya inspired by Africa. At its core, their fashion brand is a celebration of confidence, individuality, and modern elegance. They create thoughtfully designed sunglasses and hats that blend timeless style with contemporary trends, empowering individuals to express themselves boldly and authentically. Every collection is crafted with attention to detail and refined tailoring to ensure both comfort and sophistication.

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, unique and meaningful way.

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 is a contemporary Kenyan fashion house expressing Modern Kenya through bold graphic stories. Rooted in culture yet shaped by the now, each design reimagines Kenyan identity with a progressive lens. Crafted in luxurious silk, the fabric becomes a canvas for meaning, emotions, and Storeytelling. MYST celebrates Kenya that is refined, fearless, and beautifully evolving Please do let us know if ever…

Madderroot
They present a curated collection of naturally hand-dyed clothing and home lifestyle products, crafted from deadstock fabrics and carefully selected sustainable materials.
Each piece is individually dyed using plant-based techniques, creating subtle, organic color variations and truly one-of-a-kind garments. Their designs combine contemporary aesthetics, ethical production, and artisanal craftsmanship, resulting in timeless pieces made to be worn, displayed, cherished, and kept.

Marjorie Mapambo
Marjorie Mapambo is a Nairobi-based, print-led lifestyle brand founded by Ash Appleton. The business centres on original surface pattern design inspired by Swahili textile heritage and contemporary urban East African culture, with prints applied across apparel, bags, homeware, and limited-edition artwork. Rather than operating as a conventional fashion or homeware label, Marjorie Mapambo is built as a contemporary East African print authorship house. The prints are the intellectual property at the core of the business and are designed to travel across categories, collaborations, and partnerships. The brand challenges narrow perceptions of African design by presenting a modern, culturally confident visual language that moves fluidly between fashion, accessories, interiors and art. Through original prints and disciplined product development, Marjorie Mapambo seeks to position East African design within a global commercial and cultural context while retaining creative authorship.

Mopepe
MOPEPE is a textile-focused fashion brand rooted in African heritage and craftsmanship
They work with handwoven, block-printed, and naturally dyed fabrics sourced from artisan communities across West Africa and beyond.
Through a slow and intentional design process, they transform traditional textiles into contemporary silhouettes. In collaboration with women-led weaving collectives, each piece tells a story of material integrity, culture, and ethical production.

Neema Collective
Neema Collective is a youth empowerment initiative based in Kilifi, Kenya. Through Neema Sewing, young women are trained and employed to produce handmade clothing, with a growing focus on baby and children’s wear. They also run Nzombere Riding Center offering lessons and holiday camps for children, and provide accommodation and retreats that support local livelihoods. Every purchase contributes directly to job creation and skills development.

Northern Nomad
Northern Nomad pieces are proudly and lovingly handmade in Kenya.
They use sustainable materials to create products that are both beautiful and responsible.
Each piece reflects authentic artistry and thoughtful design.
By choosing them, you support talented local artisans and their communities.
Every product is crafted to be truly timeless.

Off Cut
They are OFF CUT, a circular fashion brand turning preloved fabrics and surplus textiles into timeless, well-crafted garments. They source forgotten household linens from the 2nd hand markets, giving those fabrics a meaningful 2nd life. They sell clothes with stories, the opposite of fast fashion.

Putika Watoto
Putika Watoto is a Kenyan brand creating handmade clothing for children.
They design shorts, overalls, skirts, and dresses made for play, comfort, and feeling good.
Their collections include locally made, sustainable T-shirts and small accessories.
All pieces are produced in their Tigoni workshop in small batches, with close attention to quality and fit.
They also offer select matching pieces for parents—women and men—designed with the same care and intention.

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.

Shake the Tree
Shake the Tree is bringing unmissable offers to this year’s craft fair! Visitors can enjoy
fantastic price reductions on many of their best-selling pieces, including their much-loved
BoHo denim and safari jackets. They’ll also be offering special fair discounts on their popular
dungarees and shirts. Alongside these exciting bargains, they will be showcasing a brand new
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 is a women-led, ethical design atelier that celebrates heritage craft techniques through meticulously hand-crafted timeless creations. Built on the principles of sustainability and conscious consumerism, they combine heritage craftsmanship with contemporary aesthetics to create clothing, that not only looks and feels good to the consumer but that is conscientious to their artisans and kind to our planet.

Studio Namnyak
Studio NAMNYAK is a contemporary fashion and creative house rooted in the belief that meaningful design emerges from the connections they cultivate.
Their work sits at the intersection of people, products, and places, a living
dialogue between community, craftsmanship, and culture.
Founded in Nairobi, Studio NAMNYAK creates with intention. Every collection, object,
and experience is shaped through collaborations with artisans whose mastery anchors
their process, with local and global creatives who expand their perspective, and with
communities whose stories inspire their aesthetic language. They see fashion not as an
isolated act, but as a shared ecosystem where relationships fuel imagination.
Their studio is a meeting point, a space where heritage techniques and modern
design coexist, where materials carry memory, and where every piece reflects the
hands and histories behind it. Through partnerships, co-creations, and community led
initiatives, they honour the richness of collective creativity and the power of
bringing people together.
Studio NAMNYAK is more than a brand. It is a movement of connection, a
celebration of place, and a commitment to building beauty with others. They create
to uplift, to collaborate, and to weave their world into every detail.

The Delicates - Upya
Astrosy
Bold, graphic posters capturing Kenya’s most iconic destinations — timeless pieces inspired by the spirit of travel.
The Delicates
Handwoven Miyuki bead bracelets blending Japanese precision and Kenyan craftsmanship, finished with gold or silver-toned steel.
Upya
Upcycled linen shirts, each one-of-a-kind, delicately hand-stitched with savannah animals by a Kenyan artisan.

Urbana
Ubuntu Life is a global lifestyle brand based here in Kenya. They're empowering lives through each product made and connecting people around the world. At Ubuntu Life, they make high-quality bags, shoes & assorted beaded products that provide sustainable and meaningful employment for their community.

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.

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.







