Wrap Skirt
Handmade by a team of clothing designers in Jinja, Uganda! 100% profits used to support school fees for Ugandan team’s 7 children.
Sizing: Our wrap skirts fit most waste sizes ranging from XS, S, M, L, and XL. Because it is a wrap skirt, the waste band can be adjusted for optimal comfort.
Fabric: Kitenge is an African wax print fabric made from 100% cotton cloth. It is a thinner kind of cotton that has a high thread count and smooth textures. Kitenge is a brightly colored fabric with bold patterns that originate from East Africa. The vibrancy is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of East Africa and adds one-of-a-kind beauty and flare to any outfit our accessory.
Fabric Care:
Occasions: Our wrap skirts are ideal for a variety of occasions including casual beach days, nice dinners, modest work outfits with a flare, and day outings. The skirts speak for themselves and stand out in a crowd. We recommend wearing a solid top to really let the colors and patterns pop. We’ve seen the skirts worn with bathing suit tops, tank tops, work blouses, turtlenecks, and blazers! There are endless styling opportunities and we’d love to learn how you like to wear it best.
Wrap Skirt
Handmade by a team of clothing designers in Jinja, Uganda! 100% profits used to support school fees for Ugandan team’s 7 children.
Sizing: Our wrap skirts fit most waste sizes ranging from XS, S, M, L, and XL. Because it is a wrap skirt, the waste band can be adjusted for optimal comfort.
Fabric: Kitenge is an African wax print fabric made from 100% cotton cloth. It is a thinner kind of cotton that has a high thread count and smooth textures. Kitenge is a brightly colored fabric with bold patterns that originate from East Africa. The vibrancy is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of East Africa and adds one-of-a-kind beauty and flare to any outfit our accessory.
Fabric Care:
Occasions: Our wrap skirts are ideal for a variety of occasions including casual beach days, nice dinners, modest work outfits with a flare, and day outings. The skirts speak for themselves and stand out in a crowd. We recommend wearing a solid top to really let the colors and patterns pop. We’ve seen the skirts worn with bathing suit tops, tank tops, work blouses, turtlenecks, and blazers! There are endless styling opportunities and we’d love to learn how you like to wear it best.