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Modern Heritage · Made to Order. Crafted for you, and you alone.

Every made-to-order piece is cut and sewn individually, to your measurements, by hands carrying three generations of craft. Not pulled from a shelf — made to become yours.

4–6 weeks · Your measurements · One of one

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Her grandmother's hands knew fabric before she was born.

Three generations. One lineage. What began as craft became couture. ASAKE is a Yoruba name meaning "one who is petted and loved by all."

Fifteen years across three countries. Every wrong turn taught her exactly what this was never supposed to be. Now she is only building what it always should have been.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is African print fabric?

African print fabric, also known as Ankara or Dutch wax print, is a brightly coloured cotton fabric featuring bold geometric and abstract patterns. It is produced using a wax-resist dyeing technique that gives the fabric its distinctive double-sided print finish. African print fabric is one of the most recognised textiles of the African diaspora and is used in fashion, home goods, and cultural dress across the world

What is Ankara?

Ankara is the popular name for African wax print fabric, widely used across West Africa and throughout the African diaspora. The term refers to the colourful, pattern-rich cotton fabric used to make traditional and contemporary African garments. At ASAKE-OGE, every Ankara piece is designed with cultural intention, drawing from Yoruba heritage and a three-generation design legacy.

What is the difference between Ankara and African wax print?

Ankara and African wax print refer to the same type of fabric. "Ankara" is the regional name most commonly used in West Africa, particularly in Nigeria and Ghana, while "African wax print" is the broader international term. Both describe the same brightly coloured, pattern-rich cotton textile produced using a wax-resist printing process

Is ASAKE-OGE a Black-owned brand?

Yes. ASAKE-OGE is a Black-owned Afro-fusion fashion brand founded in 2009, with a three-generation design legacy rooted in Yoruba culture. Every piece is designed with cultural intention and made to order in the USA. Every purchase directly supports a Black-owned, independent fashion brand.

How do I find my size at ASAKE-OGE?

ASAKE-OGE offers inclusive sizing from XS through 3XL on most styles, with select unisex pieces extending from 2XS through 6XL. Visit the ASAKE-OGE size guide for full body measurements and fit recommendations before placing your order. If you are between sizes or shopping for athleisure with elastane content, we recommend sizing up.

Does ASAKE-OGE offer free shipping?

Yes. Free shipping is automatically applied at checkout as a discount on all orders over $150. No discount code is needed. Standard shipping rates apply to orders below $150 and are calculated at checkout based on your delivery address.

How long does it take to receive an ASAKE-OGE order?

Every ASAKE-OGE piece is made to order specifically for you after your order is placed. Please allow 3 to 5 business days for production before shipping begins. Standard shipping to US addresses then takes a further 3 to 7 business days. Express shipping is available at checkout for time-sensitive orders.