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Venus Femme Shirt#african_fabric_ghana#
Venus Femme Shirt#african_fabric_ghana#
Venus Femme Shirt#african_fabric_ghana#
Venus Femme Shirt#african_fabric_ghana#
Venus Femme Shirt#african_fabric_ghana#
Venus Femme Shirt#african_fabric_ghana#
Venus Femme Shirt#african_fabric_ghana#
Venus Femme Shirt#african_fabric_ghana#
Venus Femme Shirt#african_fabric_ghana#
Venus Femme Shirt#african_fabric_ghana#
Venus Femme Shirt#african_fabric_ghana#
Venus Femme Shirt#african_fabric_ghana#
Venus Femme Shirt#african_fabric_ghana#
Venus Femme Shirt#african_fabric_ghana#
Venus Femme Shirt#african_fabric_ghana#

Venus Kente Femme Shirt

€128,42

SHIPPED IN 7-12 business days

SUSTAINABLE CRAFT

This shirt is made using authentic Kente fabric with a traditional double-weave technique, sustainably sourced in Ghana and hand crafted in our workshop in Accra.

It's cut in a comfy cropped fit with short sleeves and a front pocket. The buttons are sewn inside to allow our Fugu print to truly express its colors, making this piece a bold and subtle outfit for any occasion.

Pair it with matching pants/shorts or go monochrome to highlight the shirt. It can be worn half/fully shut or opened as a jacket or overshirt. 

The complementary shorts or pants can be sold separately or as a set. 

Features

  • Cropped fit
  • Front pocket
  • Short sleeves
  • Inside button-up
  • Relaxed fit

Measurements vary +/- 2 inches per size. Check our size guide to find your perfect fit

Dry clean, air dry or hand wash.

Origin & history: Kente is a ceremonial silk/cotton strip-woven cloth originating with Asante (Ashanti) weavers—especially Bonwire in Ghana’s Ashanti Region. Once reserved for royalty and special occasions, it has become a global symbol of African heritage, with colors and patterns that carry named meanings. (Asante legend attributes the innovation to weavers inspired by a spider’s web.) 

Technique & look: narrow-loom strip weaving, stitched into larger wraps; complex warp/weft pattern planning yields vivid color blocks and motifs; pattern names (e.g., “Fathia Fata Nkrumah,” etc.) historically encode proverbs/status.

How we source: we source directly from Bonwire in Ghana. We visited the weavers, established a trusted relationship, and now order directly for ongoing production.

All our fabrics are treated to resist dye and stay true to their colours for years. 

Threaded Tribes is plastic free and committed to a full re-use of scraps.

This outfit was hand crafted in our Accra workshop using local fabrics with careful water usage and waste management.

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