My history and love for Chitenges (African print fabric) started early, Whenever we would visit Zambia we would go to the market and I would see the beautiful prints displayed, every woman was wearing them too, whether around her waist or covering her hair.
I found the idea of the wrapping of the fabric rather interesting. One piece of cloth that was maybe 2m long could be wrapped and used in so many ways. As a skirt-type wrap, worn around the shoulders as a dress on hot days indoors, to papa a baby (carry a baby) and to put your katundu into (luggage).
Naturally, this sparked an idea for a dress that my clients would get multiple wears out of and be able to wrap and twist uniquely to their liking and let their creativity play.
African print infinity dresses are a versatile and fun way to add some color and pattern to your wardrobe. Their unique, wrap-style design allows for multiple ways to wear them, whether you’re dressing up for a special event or keeping it casual for a day out.
One popular style is to wear the dress as a halter top, with the fabric wrapped around your neck and tied in a bow at the back. This is a great option for warmer weather, as it shows off your shoulders and back. We have several different styles, what’s your favorite one and Where would you wear it?
Our hybrid infinity dress is available for purchase currently for R2200.