I always find Tanzanian woman look beautiful wearing their kangas and kitenges – so colorful and vibrant. I don't just wrap the kanga around my waist, it's not my style, but...I think I've found a compromise - European style dresses made from textiles used by African women.
I go to local markets to select from the rich variety of patterns. The shape of the dress is inspired by the pattern, so you can enjoy its unique beauty.
You can choose something from my collection called “Ole Africa!” or I can make a dress especially for you – in the colour which matches your beauty. It's also a great gift to bring from Africa.
All the dresses have names from areas of Dar es Salaam.
Absolutely fair trade
Do you know that embarrassing feeling when you want to tell how much against exploitation and children labour you are, but at the same time you're wearing your favorite shirt with a label of corporation which actually exploits people? I know it well and I'm not proud of it. Wearing Ole Africa! clothes you can be sure they are absolutely “fair trade”.
Feel pretty and special in your unique dress
(for a very good price).
(for a very good price).
Time for colors, time for Africa!
Contact me by e - mail or send sms. Let's talk about dress for you.
If you're far away, you can send me your sizes.
oleafricadress@gmail.com
+ 255 683 037 837
DRESS 1 - "UPANGA"
Photo: Daudi |
Photo: Daudi |
Good for afternoon and evening events.
DRESS 2 "MASAKI"
A long orange dress with a floral pattern from top to bottom. The soft textile flows elegantly.The elastic at the back designed for a close fit.
Photo: Daudi |
Photo: Daudi |
Very universal - Perfect for afternoon drink, evening dinner, beach party or night in club.
DRESS 3 - "KARIAKOO"
Light cotton dress which accentuates a slim waist. Perfect for summer days!
Photo: Daudi |
Photo: Daudi |
Photo: Daudi |
DRESS 4 - "COCO BEACH"
Light cotton dress perfect for beach.
Photo: Daudi |
BLOUSE 1 - "TEMEKE"
Elegant blouse for hot days.
Photo: Daudi Coming soon... Unique skirts and dresses in the style of the fifties. |
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