Mudcloth, also known as Bògòlanfini, is a very It is made of pure organic Malian cotton covered with natural dyes that are left to ferment for months. Mud was used in the old days, hence the name Mudcloth.
The ancestral craft of bogolan dates back to the 12th century and is passed on by generations of craftsmen. Each finished cloth has distinct patterns telling a story through symbols, arrangements and colors.

Our Bogolan is sourced in Mali, hand picked by our team for its top notch quality and durability. Because of the natural dying process, slight variations in colour or pattern occur, making each outfit a unique piece.

Bogolan is by far one of the most iconic West African fabrics a long with Kente and Indigo. Its distinctable classic patterns and colors (often black, brown and white) make it easily recognisable, but rare shades and shapes can be sourced in Mali from creative workshops and allow for stunning explorations.

We use Bogolan to craft cloaks in regular and hooded cuts. The heavy nature of cotton make them perfect jackets or overshirts to wear on mild weather: breezy nights, chill days. A statement piece by essence, we recommend you pair it with monochrome tops and bottoms to let the fabric speak for itself!