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Power Armours
We present to you our handmade and upcycled Power Armours made of denim and traditional South and West African fabrics. These pieces combine self-determined beauty and female empowerment. We have created a variety of corsets in different sizes, allowing women in all shapes and sizes to celebrate their beauty. The avant-garde designs create a space that counteracts westernized perceptions of beauty.
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Behind The Scenes
Waist bags
These are our classic Afro Nova essentials - our handmade fanny packs, which are perfect for carrying your daily essentials, like your wallet, your phone, and your key. Our waist bags have adjustable straps and a copper coloured metal hooks for quick removal. They can be worn as a shoulder bag and as a hip bag.
Sports bags
Our handmade Afro Nova sports bags are made of Woodin & Batik fabric, made in Ghana, combined with black cotton. The spacious compartment, two outside pockets and the adjustable strap make it suitable for your daily activities, and is a real eye-catcher.
Hoodies
Check out our hoodies of the Afro Nova BASICS collection! Thanks to their casual look and comfortable fabric, our hoodies are perfect for your everyday life.
Shirts
This is our Power Armours Rebirth T-Shirt, recycled from organic textile waste and raw organic cotton. These pieces are part of our Power Armours collection that symbolize self-determined beauty and female empowerment.
Our cooperation with Kiva
We aim to support and empower small business owners in different African countries by giving micro-loans to individuals who aspire to grow their businesses. This year we started cooperating with Kiva, an international non-profit organization that enables financially excluded people to build a secure existence through crowdfunding loans. In March 2021, we contributed to a loan for a young woman called Pascaline, a seamstress in Senegal who aims to expand her tailoring business.
Learn more about Kiva