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We are a black-owned, UK based clothing designer that specialise in designing casual African wear. Our vision is to create modern, high quality clothing that pays homage to our rich African ancestry. We do this by incorporating African prints, African languages and the bright colours that are characteristic of our culture into our designs. Our clothing represents a fusion of western and African clothing which can be attributed to growing up as third cultured kids. Our aim is to create clothes that inspire Africans in the Diaspora (as well as in the continent) to proudly own and celebrate our culture in their everyday clothing whilst also being on trend and fashion forward. Nkiti Designs, ‘Your Everyday African Wear’
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Luton, United Kingdom
- 07454333440
- hello@nkitidesigns.com
- nkitidesigns.com
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