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Africa Collect Textiles

Africa Collect Textiles

Africa Collect Textiles (ACT), is a social Impact enterprise that collects used textiles and footwear for re use and recycling. Through their convenient drop off point they are able to collect and recycle tonnes of textiles annually. To date they have collected over 150 Tonnes. This way they prevent textiles from ending up in the landfills.

They work with communities to make their products. For example they work with 100 Women in Kitui to make baskets from the materials that they collect. They also have a team of stitchers and weavers whom they support jobs with. This way, they create endless jobs for women and youth in Kenya.

Africa Yetu

Africa Yetu

Africa Yetu is an authentic, modern and African handmade decor studio. A company that works with artisans from African countries, to empower and promote talented artisans through job creation and market access.
Every product tells a story of creativity and innovation. When you buy from them, you directly and positively impact a community of artisans.

African Classics

African Classics

African Classics produces assorted bags and furniture to suit your needs.
They specialize in cooler bags , ladies handbags , wooden garden furniture and custom works.
Website: www.africanclassicsltd.com

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 our high-end fashion product using upcycled fabrics found in the markets of Tanzania.
Each headband has a story - the 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 calls 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 Kiwia

Website: www.annekiwia.com

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 opened their flagship store in Nairobi last year, and recently they have been invited to showcase their new collection at Vancouver Fashion Week 2025 Spring / Summer.
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.

Website: nomadicartisan.com/hayancollection.com

Cocolili

Cocolili

"Step into the vibrant world of COCOLILI, where African flair meets contemporary chic!
Since bursting onto the scene in 2016, COCOLILI has been the go-to destination for premium African fashion that's as bold and unique as you are. From sleek office wear to breezy resort attire, laid-back lounge pieces, and stylish footwear, they've got it all in our signature quirky African prints that are sure to turn heads wherever you go!
In 2022, COCOLILI made waves with the launch of The Swim Shop, introducing sustainable and ethically produced bikinis and one-piece swimsuits that stole the spotlight at New York Fashion Week in February 2023. In November 2023, the brand unveiled The Fitness Shop, featuring eco-friendly athletic wear that's as good for the planet as it is for your workout routine.
Making its grand debut in May 2024 at Bargain Box, COCOLILI will elevate your loungewear game to new heights with our upcoming Chic Slumber Collection. Get cozy, stay stylish, and join them as they continue to redefine African fashion, one fabulous collection at a time! Website: cocoliliafrica.com

D&B Explorer Collection

D&B Explorer Collection

The D&B Explorer Collection is a blend of stories.
Created by our Great Plains founders Dereck and Beverly Joubert who are National Geographic explores. The collection is primarily driven by the functionality and style drawn from a tried and tested cloth, design and our testing team includes the most intrepid explorers in history.
The clothing is light and cool, practical yet elegant, perfect for your day-to-day work, safari and beach attire. They focus on social, environmental and business governance to drive the advancement of conservation tourism and ensure the sustainability of this industry.

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. 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. The brand's boutique showcases a wide selection of luxurious natural fabrics, including their exclusive line of stretch silk prints. Deepa Dosaja sets the standard for beauty with a conscience, blending innovation and sustainability in every creation
Website: deepadosaja.com

Hamaji

Hamaji

Built on the principles of sustainability and conscious consumerism, Hamaji’s collections are composed from natural fibres, botanical dyes, hand craft, embroidery, and up-cycled collected vintage textiles. Hamaji is inspired by East African charm and embodies a spirit of nomadic femininity with pastel hues, free flowing silhouettes, and a delightful sense of elegance.
Website: www.hamajistudio.com

Handmade from Tanzania

Handmade from 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 payment a fair living wage to all of our staff.
The consequence should be beautiful goods for you to enjoy and to share with friends and family.

Have to Haveonline

Have to Haveonline

At Have to Have online they take pride in offering Fashion Savvy Women with sophisticated classy styles from around the world.
Their Niche is for the high-end ladies who love quality fabrics, hence they only deal with 100% Linen, cotton and silk in their collections.

House of Iru

House of Iru

House Of Iru is a brand that beautifully weaves culture and craftsmanship into every creation. Their designs are inspired by the beautiful colors of Ankara/kitenge prints and vast colors of maasai beads. They work with different artisanal groups in Kibera and manufacturing units here in Kenya.

Their materials are locally sourced.

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

Ikwetta

Ikwetta

Ikwetta is a brand of leather products handcrafted by Kenyan artisans with a focus on sustainability . They believe in crafting pieces that are luxurious and timeless so they can be worn for years and even decades to come. To ensure this, they source only the finest materials from ethical factories. Website: ikwetta.com

Imani Collective

Imani Collective

They create ethical lifestyle products that are handmade from locally sourced materials in Kenya. Their products are designed to complement your home with a story of empowerment and sustainability

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.

Infusions

Infusions

Hand woven pure cotton clothing.

Kache By Angie

Kache By Angie

Kache By Angie brings Nairobi the latest fashion from Barcelona, Spain. This gives their clients the opportunity to delve into today's fashion trends!
Website: www.kachebyangie.com

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 are 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.
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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

The Delicates : a new collection of bracelets all made in Kenya with “delicates’ beads.
Upya : a collection of upcycling linen and denim shirts with hand-embroidered Kenyan animals
Astrosy : a set of the best places in Kenya on posters, magnet, coaster, notebook… The last one who will be launch will be : “The Aberdares”

KikoRomeo

KikoRomeo

KikoRomeo meaning "Adam's Apple" in Kiswahili, is a heritage brand, which was founded in 1996 to transform livelihoods through the creation of sustainable fashion.
To consumers, wearing KikoRomeo can be compared to being a member of an elite club, with recognisable signature pieces, which indicate a commonality and start a conversation.
Transcending cultures and fashion trends, KikoRomeo outfits have ultimately proven to be a source of confidence and pride in all who wear them and all who are part of making them.
Website: www.kikoromeo.com

Kipepeo

Kipepeo

Kipépéo is an independent female-owned online fashion label headquartered in Kenya. Their collection offers luxurious, hand-stitched pieces of uncompromising quality. Each purchase of Kipépéo’s ethically crafted designs directly supports and empowers the African artisans behind each piece. Website: www.kipepeocollection.com

Kobe Afrika

Kobe Afrika

Embrace sustainable style with their wooden sunglasses, ethically sourced and assembled in Kenya. Living under the equatorial sun, they understand the need for eye protection, offering polarized UV400 lenses. Choose from their diverse range of stylish designs tailored to your unique taste. Elevate your look further with their exclusive locally-produced hats, limited to just 25 per design. Join them in making a statement while preserving the planet, one accessory at a time. Website: www.kobeafrika.com

Kooroo

Kooroo

Kooroo is a women’s wear brand founded in Kenya. Its signature aesthetic is contemporary minimalism with serendipitous details influenced by the brands heritage. Sustainability and ethical production is at the heart of the label. Website: www.koorooafrica.com

Kotiam/ByHer

Kotiam/ByHer

Their handbag, traveller's bags, toiletries, laptop bags...are all handmade in Kenya by women artisans in their own workshop in Kiambu. They empower young mothers of their communities

La Oculta

La Oculta

Loosewear, Beachwear, Organic fabrics 100% linen, 100% cotton, Colombian design and African inspiration.

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

LilaBare

LilaBare

LilaBare's Spring Summer 2024 collection taps into the rich heritage of Kenyan craft. The Kolam collection is the result of artisanal innovation and deep respect for local craftsmanship. Alongside LilaBare's artisan partners across Kenya, the pieces present a new perspective on handweaving, block printing, crochet & Maasai beadwork. The functional embellishments are set on the canvas of local & rain-fed cotton, featuring the LilaBare signature textile… a unique weave dyed in botanicals & agricultural waste. It is as durable as it is buttery soft, ultra-breathable & drapes fluidly.
LilaBare presents a collection for the fearlessly confident, experimental rebel this season." .
Website: lilabare.com

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 our products.

Mopepe

Mopepe

Inspired by the Lingala words for "inspiring" and "fluid," our 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.

Myst

Myst

MYST is a homegrown Slow Fashion Kenyan Brand trying to re-interpret Kenyanness in the modern light.
They believe in introducing limited edition prints that bring the joy of colors in their customer's wardrobes
while staying true to their agenda of sustainable fashion. Their create a unique blend of Cotton, Linen & Silk
that's easy on the planet and conducive for the ever-changing Kenyan Weather.

Oye

Oye

Oyè is a footwear and accessories brand, designed and made in Kenya. They value individuality and self expression. Their designs are influenced by diverse cultures and global inspirations, resulting in unique and captivating collections. Whether you're seeking a classic pair for everyday wear or a statement piece to elevate your style, our designs offer versatility and sophistication for every occasion.
Website: www.oyecrafts.com

Pendeza

Pendeza

Assorted hand-woven textile from natural fibers. They do custom made orders.
Website: www.pendezaweaving.com

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. Website: www.shopreja.com

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 East and Central Africa. Over the years Rock & Stones has become a strong contemporary Kenyan brand that produces a wide range of casual wear, and our company supports the local communities that sew our garments with great care and attention to detail. Five percent of the proceeds from the sales of all our products are donated to charities that support orphaned and disadvantaged children

Shake the Tree

Shake the Tree

Shake the tree is committed to being a prominent player in the Kenyan sustainable fashion industry. With this aim in mind they are expanding their popular range of up cycled denim and safari jackets, and following contemporary trends, they are exploring new designs in reworked pre-loved clothing. Their new line include gypsy skirts, and Bohemian linen shirts.

Siro

Siro

SIRO is a developing sustainable fashion brand based in Nairobi; they focus on creating bespoke beach and safari fashion and accessories, adding detail and functionality to their designs. they have rebranded and expanded from their old brand, known as The Mia Collections, previously run by Ingrid Bouloux.
0% WASTE - At SIRO, nothing goes to waste. All fabric offcuts are repurposed into accessories such as hats and hairbands, teddy bears
NO PLASTIC - with their designs, they minimize the need for zips and elastic while maintaining a seamless design.
RECYCLED - They take second-hand fabric from cotton sheets and source high-quality zippers from second-hand clothing.
IMPACT -They support talented local tailors and creatives in Kenya.

Slowli

Slowli

Thoughtful & comfortable fashion that remind us of the importance of self-care & balance in life.
Their newest line, Urban Jungle – a chic tribute to Kenya's charm. Beautifully crafted from 100% Kenyan cotton and brought to life by the incredible artist @Kulula, it's a blend of soft femininity and undeniable strength, making it the perfect wearable masterpiece. Website : www.shopslowli.com

Ubuntu Life

Ubuntu Life

Ubuntu Life is a global lifestyle brand out of Africa, based in Kenya. We’re empowering lives through each product made and connecting people around the world. Website: www.ubuntu.life

Urbana

Urbana

The essence of quiet luxury in menswear and womenswear collection made in Kenya. An urbane collection of timeless elegant classics, with rugged, bohemian, and festival vibes.
Instagram @urbana_ke

VAST madebyafrica

VAST madebyafrica

VAST | We are a Kenyan slow fashion and home decor brand sourcing material from across Africa and working with small scale artisans to produce high quality, handcrafted and upcycled designs in the spirit of conscious living. Website: www.vastmadebyafrica.com

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. Website: www.wildrose.co.ke

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