bantuwax

Available now on Bantuwax.com, 100% dreamy cotton, made in Africa

Long-sleeve hand block printed night shirt, made from extra dreamy cotton. Bantu all over print logo. To be worn in and out of bed.
100% Cotton.
Made in Burkina Faso, sustainably and fairly.
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Our 6 panel cotton blend bucket hat with stitched on logo. Hand woven and assembled by artisans in Burkina Faso using local textiles and designs. A handy bucket hat that can be folded flat to fit seamlessly in your pocket, making you sun safe and always adventure ready.
Our mission is to build an authentic and ethical premium brand that promotes sustainable practices and supports local production.

100% Cotton
Made in Burkina Faso

Bantu Monogram Canvas

We’ve created a monogram collection to celebrate Africa’s love of logos, available exclusively online and through our official stockists; if you see it anywhere else it’s not the real deal.

In the last few decades, the fashion world and the entertainment industry have heavily tapped into African heritage, and commercialized African contemporary culture to dictate global hype and trends. Logo sporting and apparel appreciation in Africa often comes down to these same international fashion brands that design entire collections and campaigns inspired by the sartorial culture of African youth. More often than not, blatant appropriation is pawned off as influence when luxury brands raid African culture for their next closet highlights. Therein lies the conundrum of a world where pop culture is imbued with African talent, yet Africans are still looking outward for their emblems, thus disenfranchising themselves from their own influential identity. The celebration of experiences that are uniquely African should feel affirming and empowering to young Africans, as it is not just a commercial enterprise to them, but a platform for social change. Bantu Wax’s monogram collection is an ode to African logo culture and its timeless cachet. It celebrates Africa’s strong imprint on a broader scale by creating a logo that is distinctively African, and protects the value and power of African culture through a collection designed and made entirely in Africa.