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The LOTTE is a luxury concept store presenting a highly curated edit of fashion and lifestyle goods from the African continent and its diaspora. Rooted in Accra, The LOTTE operates at the intersection of style, art, and sustainable design, offering a considered point of view on contemporary African creativity.

Kwasi Paul is a contemporary menswear brand known for blending tailored silhouettes with afro-diasporic influences. The brand subtly reflects diasporic experiences through its storytelling, confidence-driven aesthetics, and blending of tradition with contemporary style. Kwasi Paul emphasizes refined minimalism, quality craftsmanship, and modern versatility

Vanhu Vamwe (Shona for “One People”) makes handbags that feel like wearable art-playful, conceptual, and built around heritage craft reimagined through modern design. The brand is explicit about “slow fashion,” creating luxury heirlooms through an ethical framework and a people-first approach.

Adèle Dejak is where bold meets refined: handcrafted, luxury accessories designed to add instant edge (and a bit of adventure) to your wardrobe. The brand is known for making standout pieces in Kenya using reclaimed and recycled materials sourced across Africa so every design carries both aesthetic punch and a sustainability story. Since launching in 2008, the label has built a distinct signature around sculptural forms and statement-making detail.

Powered by People (PBP) connects you to beautifully made products created by skilled artisans and independent makers from around the world. Every piece is thoughtfully produced & responsibly sourced. PBP partners directly with makers to ensure fair pay, ethical production, and sustainable practices, bringing their work to global audiences without compromising values.Good design should do good. Powered by People exists to prove that commerce can be human, diverse, and impactful - one product at a time.

Osei-Duro is colour, craft, and confidence in clothing form. Contemporary silhouettes were brought to life through handmade textile techniques and produced ethically in Ghana. Every piece starts with a textile story: hand-dyed patterns, artisanal processes, and small-batch production that gives each garment that “made-by-humans” character (the kind you can’t fake with mass manufacturing). It’s the label you shop for when you want your wardrobe to feel joyful, intentional, and deeply rooted in West African craftsmanship,without compromising on modern wearability.