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SoLA’s brand selection spans ready-to-wear, accessories, and lifestyle — curated to reflect a balance between modern sensibility and time-honored craft.

  • A model reclining on pale sand in a white cut-out swimsuit, beside a hand-woven raffia bag trimmed with black tassels

    AAKS

    Ghana

    Ghanaian brand crafting raffia handbags entirely by hand. AAKS celebrates traditional craftsmanship through vibrant patterns and a contemporary Kenyan fashion sensibility.

  • Two models in boldly printed jackets and trousers against a painted, colour-blocked backdrop

    ADVAIT

    India

    Indian ready-to-wear brand known for expressive prints and bold silhouettes. Advait creates artistic, story-driven fashion rooted in emotional connection.

  • A model wrapped in a cream woven textile drawn across the face, wearing a pearl necklace

    African Jacquard

    South Africa

    South African textile atelier reviving jacquard weaving with hand-dyed motifs. African Jacquard produces heirloom-quality fabrics made in small batches by artisan weavers.

  • A model in a navy embroidered cut-out maxi dress, standing in a gilded, picture-hung interior

    Agua by Agua Bendita

    Colombia

    Colombian swimwear and ready-to-wear brand celebrated for playful prints and ethical production. Agua Bendita offers joyful, feminine designs rooted in craftsmanship.

  • A model in an open olive robe wearing a curved brass neckpiece, against a pale ground

    Ami Doshi Shah

    Kenya

    Kenyan jeweler crafting sculptural adornments from locally sourced materials. Ami Doshi Shah blends raw elegance with a deep reverence for form, heritage, and storytelling.

  • A model in a peach printed dress with a large gold disc earring, head tipped back in the sun

    ANDREA IYAMAH

    Nigeria

    Nigerian swimwear and ready-to-wear brand celebrated for vibrant prints, flattering shapes, and body-positive ethos. Designed and produced in Nigeria with global flair.

  • A model with long braids wearing a printed white shawl in an open field

    Angela Brito

    Cape Verde

    Cape Verdean fashion designer known for refined silhouettes and quiet strength. Angela Brito explores identity through timeless, sculptural pieces.

  • Four models in printed dresses and headscarves on a jetty above a moored wooden boat

    Asha Eleven

    South Africa

    South African fashion label crafting celebratory ready-to-wear. Asha Eleven blends heritage techniques and joyful prints with minimalist silhouettes.

  • A model in black wearing layered gold chains and a wide gold cuff, in front of a sunlit rock face

    ASHEPA

    Kenya

    Kenyan brand creating Afro-minimalist bags and jewelry from recycled materials. Ashepa fuses traditional craftsmanship with modern ethical design.

  • A model in a black swimsuit with white contrast panels, standing at the shoreline

    Away That Day

    United Kingdom

    British swimwear label designing sleek, ocean-friendly pieces. Away That Day uses recycled fabrics to create eco-conscious collections.

  • A woman in a bright printed dress holding a woven grass basket against a yellow wall

    Babatree

    Ghana

    Ghanaian lifestyle brand offering ceramics, textiles, and decor. Babatree celebrates cultural aesthetics with bold patterns and storytelling.

  • Two models in knitted shirting and shorts beside a swimming pool

    CHÉ

    United Kingdom

    UK-based menswear and resortwear label crafting elevated essentials from recycled and organic fabrics. CHÉ blends sustainability with refined tailoring.

  • Green glazed ceramic candle vessels grouped on a wooden ledge beneath dried grasses

    Côte Bougie

    Morocco

    Moroccan luxury candle brand blending French refinement with African ingredients. Côte Bougie creates handcrafted scents rooted in botanical richness.

  • Close-up of a model in a wide straw hat trimmed with orange fringing

    Crystal Birch

    South Africa

    South African millinery brand crafting bold, sculptural hats with an avant-garde flair. Crystal Birch celebrates individuality through fashion-forward headwear.

  • A model in an orange leaf-print kaftan on a terrace furnished with rattan chairs

    Diarrablu

    Senegal

    Senegalese fashion label combining bold patterns with convertible, sustainable designs. Diarrablu creates inclusive, versatile collections.

  • A model in a printed jacket and dark trousers walking beside a turquoise-painted building

    Doreen Mashika

    Tanzania

    Tanzanian fashion brand based in Zanzibar, creating resortwear and accessories inspired by East African textiles and coastal living.

  • Two models in hand-dyed kaftans patterned in red, pink and white

    Dye Lab

    Nigeria

    Nigerian textile studio pushing natural dye experimentation. Dye Lab revives color traditions using local materials for modern results.

  • A model with her hair clipped back, seated on a rock face in a tan shirt and trousers

    France Luxe

    United States

    American hair accessories brand rooted in heritage craftsmanship. France Luxe offers timeless, durable barrettes, headbands, and clips.

  • A model in flowing white walking through shallow water beside a group of camels

    Hamaji

    Kenya

    Kenyan fashion brand designing ethereal, sustainable womenswear. Hamaji draws inspiration from nomadic living and natural materials.

  • Two models in tan crinkle-textured swimsuits on a terrace above the sea

    Hunza G

    United Kingdom

    British swimwear brand known for its crinkle-stretch fabric. Hunza G creates timeless, inclusive silhouettes in vibrant hues.

  • Close-up of a model wearing a sculptural cast-gold necklace and matching earrings

    Jiamini

    Kenya

    Kenyan accessories brand handcrafting statement accessories rooted in traditional artisanship. Jiamini empowers women artisans through heritage design.

  • A model in a printed sleeveless dress in front of a hand-drawn mural of suns and vessels

    Kate Ford

    South Africa

    South African fashion brand celebrating slow fashion and expressive femininity. Kate Ford designs effortlessly tailored pieces using locally sourced fabrics.

  • A seated model holding a round hand-woven bag, in a pale blouse and full skirt

    Khokho Collection

    Eswatini

    Eswatini-based luxury accessories brand creating handwoven bags. Khokho elevates traditional Swazi weaving with timeless structure and refined detailing.

  • A beetle-motif embroidered clutch held against a rust linen sleeve, with a wide cuff bracelet

    Lana Trezbinski

    Kenya

    Kenyan womenswear designer known for elevated essentials with subtle artisanal detail. Her work reflects a fusion of natural tones and refined craftsmanship.

  • A model in a burgundy swimsuit and striped handwoven robe standing among palms

    Lemlem

    Ethiopia

    Ethiopian-born label founded by supermodel Liya Kebede. Lemlem uplifts artisans through handwoven textiles and breezy, resort-ready collections.

  • Two models backstage in embellished, brightly printed ruffled jackets

    Lisa Folawiyo

    Nigeria

    Nigerian fashion designer known for Ankara prints and embellishments. Lisa Folawiyo blends West African patterns with couture tailoring.

  • Shelves of hand-painted ceramic vases, jugs and bowls

    LRNCE

    Morocco

    Moroccan design studio hand-painting ceramics and textiles. LRNCE merges traditional techniques with abstract artistry.

  • A grid of brightly screen-printed illustrated panels laid out on a floor

    Lulu Kitololo

    Kenya

    Kenyan artist and designer creating joyful prints and homeware. Lulu Kitololo fuses bold color with cultural symbolism and sustainable practices.

  • A model in a cream handwoven shirt and trousers threaded with a fine red stripe

    Mafimafi

    Ethiopia

    Ethiopian fashion label reviving traditional handwoven textiles. Mafi Mafi creates contemporary garments that honor ancient heritage.

  • A model in a striped handloomed jacket and wrapped trousers against a golden ground

    Marakshi Life

    Morocco

    Moroccan lifestyle brand celebrating local artisans. Marrakshi Life crafts handloomed textiles in-house, to produce vibrant pieces that are rooted in cultural heritage.

  • A model wearing a printed silk scarf knotted at the neck over a blush slip, against a red ground

    Neema Tai

    Nigeria

    Nigerian women’s wear brand, crafting quality and timeless pieces inspired by the African story. Neema Tai blends West African craftsmanship with minimalist, slow-made design.

  • A model in a white suit holding a cream feathered stole, standing on a salt pan

    Okapi

    South Africa

    South African accessories brand founded by Hanneli Rupert. Okapi showcases expert local artisanship and pioneering use of ethically sourced game leathers like Blesbok.

  • A model in an olive shirt wearing a silver bracelet and rings, photographed outdoors

    Patrick Mavros

    Zimbabwe

    Zimbabwean luxury jewelry and lifestyle brand rooted in African wildlife and culture. Patrick Mavros blends intricate artistry with family heritage.

  • Green glass bottles with turned wooden stoppers arranged on a yellow and cream ground

    People of the Sun

    Malawi

    Malawian homeware brand reviving endangered crafts. People of The Sun collaborates ethically with artisans to preserve local traditions.

  • Close-up of an ear wearing a large speckled disc earring

    Pichulik

    South Africa

    South African jewelry label creating bold, symbolic beadwork necklaces. Pichulik blends African materials with architectural form.

  • A model in an indigo dip-dyed spotted jacket and brown drawstring trousers, beside houseplants

    Post-Imperial

    Nigeria

    Nigerian-American menswear brand reimagining traditional dye techniques. Post-Imperial merges cultural references with contemporary tailoring.

  • One hand passing a bottle of Pressed skincare into an open palm, on a sage-green ground

    Pressed

    Tanzania

    Tanzanian skincare brand crafting clean, minimalist products inspired by wellness rituals. Pressed focuses on natural ingredients, sustainable beauty, and intentional routines.

  • A pair of woven raffia flat loafers on a pink and white ground

    Proud Mary

    Morocco

    Moroccan footwear brand crafting leather shoes in partnership with local artisans. Proud Mary champions traditional techniques and timeless, ethically made design.

  • A pair of olive woven mules with sculpted wooden heels, hung against a white ground

    Shekudo

    Nigeria

    Nigerian footwear label combining traditional techniques with editorial flair. Shekudo offers textural prints and sculptural details in distinctive designs.

  • Turquoise and white beaded necklaces and bracelets worn with a cream knitted top

    Sidai Designs

    Tanzania

    Tanzanian jewelry brand partnering with Maasai women artisans. Sidai Designs creates modern pieces rooted in traditional beadwork.

  • A black and white graphic knitted blanket draped over a plywood chair

    Something Good

    South Africa

    South African textile studio creating limited-edition art pieces and knitwear. Something Good collaborates with local artists to reimagine storytelling through fabric.

  • A model in a red, blue and yellow printed ensemble and headwrap, beside an oversized gold medallion

    Thebe Magugu

    South Africa

    South African fashion designer blending sharp tailoring with cultural storytelling. Thebe Magugu creates critically acclaimed, bold collections.

  • Two models in indigo-dyed shirting, shorts and a cream buttoned skirt

    This Is Us

    Nigeria

    Nigerian unisex lifestyle and clothing label using locally grown Funtua cotton and natural indigo dye. This Is Us creates elevated everyday pieces that celebrate Nigerian craftsmanship.

  • A tan leather flip-flop sandal propped against terrazzo blocks

    TKEES

    United States

    American sandal brand known for minimalist straps and premium materials. TKEES balances simplicity, comfort, and modern elegance.

  • A model in an orange off-the-shoulder dress with fabric billowing overhead, from the TONGORO x SoLA capsule

    Tongoro

    Senegal

    Senegalese fashion brand offering accessible, ready-to-wear pieces made in Africa. Tongoro champions local craftsmanship and vibrant, statement silhouettes.