Malawi Ankara Dzaleka Shirt
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Product Description
Handcrafted by young artisans of the Black NTAW fashion collective, the Dzaleka Shirt is named after the Dzaleka Refugee Camp in Malawi's Dowa District, where it's made. Each shirt represents youth empowerment and creative talent from the camp, blending traditional Ankara print with a simple, wearable everyday design
Details
- SKU
- DZK-SRT-FSH-01103
- Brand
- Black Ntaw Fashion
- Made in
- Dowa District, Malawi
- Material
- 100% Cotton Ankara Fabric
- Color/Print
- African Ankara print (multi-color)
- Fit Type
- Regular Fit / Short Sleeve
- Size
- L/XL
- Closure
- Rope Front
- Gender
- Male
Why You'll Love It
You'll love the vibrant story this shirt tells, every piece is handmade by refugee youth artisans, turning fabric into a symbol of resilience and opportunity. The soft 100% cotton Ankara construction keeps you cool and comfortable, while the bold print pattern adds instant personality to any casual outfit.
The Style Guide
Casual Everyday: Pair with plain black trousers and loafers for a smart casual look, as shown, perfect for daily wear.
Relaxed Weekend: Style with denim jeans and sneakers for an easy going vibe.
Cultural Statement: Wear with a simple beanie or cap to let the Ankara print take center stage.
Care and Maintenance
Washing: Machine wash cold, gentle cycle, with mild detergent to preserve print vibrancy.
Drying: Line dry in shade to prevent fading of the Ankara colors.
Handling: Iron on medium heat, inside out, to protect the printed surface.
STYLE FEATURES
Made from 100% cotton Ankara fabric, offering a soft, breathable feel with vibrant eye catching print.
Designed with a relaxed, regular fit short sleeve design for effortless all day wear.
Handmade by refugee youth artisans, carrying the name and spirit of the Dzaleka community.