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Hoodies and Stones, Shop Ayora, Others Among Africa’s Widely Recognized Clothing Brands

by Leadership News
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The Nigerian fashion sector has undergone a number of advancements in the last 10 years, which have attracted attention from around the world to its enormous potential. Nigerian fashion firms are now more numerous than ever and offer distinctive items that stand out from the crowd.

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Like everything else in Nigeria, a sizable portion of our culture is deeply ingrained in our fashion, from locally produced fabric to apparel inspired by old-school Nigerian shops.

One key thing that stands out for many Nigerian fashion brands is sustainability, as many Nigerian designers are consciously focused on creating ethical and environmentally friendly businesses.

 

The increase in the availability of fashion brands in Nigeria has provided a variety of options for customers and created more employment opportunities.

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We’ve compiled a list of five made in Nigeria fashion brands that prioritise sustainability and credibility.

1. Hoodies and Stones

Hoodies and Stones founded by Fadipe Adedamola, O. plans to deviate from the norm of wearing plain jeans with shirts.

Matter of fact, should there ever be the desire to own or wear any of these clothes, we want our customers to experience the thrill of having an outfit with the African touch.

This not only provides customer satisfaction but it also solves the problem of the African culture going into extinction. The mission therefore is to sell Africa to the world through fashion

2. Shop Ayora

Shop Ayora is a Nigerian made, custom and ready to wear brand located in Lagos, Nigeria.

The majority of their clothes are made from adire fabric and the Ayora brand is focused on reducing their carbon footprints by providing sustainable fashion pieces that can stand the test of time.

3. Peridot
Peridot is a minimalist ready to wear brand made in Nigeria.

Their pieces feature distinct prints and patterns while incorporating traditional Nigerian designs such as Kaftans and Ankara fabric.

Peridot priorities timeless premium pieces created for the stylish woman.

4. Melia By Jade

Melia By Jade is a clothing brand that creates ready to wear female clothing made from Adire, batik, tie-dye and Kampala.

The brand incorporates old vintage art into contemporary fashion pieces for the modern woman.

5. Nyosi

Nyosi is a Nigerian based fashion brand located in Lagos concerned with aesthetically complementing the everyday woman.

The brand works with a range of materials, including tie-dye to create wearable, casual yet stylish pieces.


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