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This a listing for our latest bazin/Brocade/Damask fabric. The color are vibrant and designs are eye-catching. 5 yards of high quality African Bazin Riche Fabric
With 5 yards included in each order you will have more than enough to create a perfect stunning boubou, pant and top for men.
We can also help you tailor your outfit for a fee. Pick a Fabric and send us your design. Just contact us for more details
With our shipping, you can receive your fabric in 3-5 days all over the world.
Many more patterns and colors available.
Please send us a message for further details
Returns accepted
Great Customer Service
FYI:
The informal sector of trade in dyed fabric also called thioup or thioub in Wolof, expanded in the 1980s. As a consequence fabrics such as bazin revived a boom in the fashion sector. Until 2000s cotton damask used to be worked by local craftsmen to become a noble fabric characterized by its stiffness and dazzling shine. However this craft slowly died out due to cheap competition from neighboring countries. Dyed bazin is now mainly imported in Senegal, they are then designed and sewn by local tailors who in turn export their products in West African countries and other parts of the world.
The first step in this craftsmanship is to dye the white fabric oftentimes with patterns made through a technique called tak in Wolof. When the fabric is soaked in the dye bath, that technique makes it possible to preserve certain parts of the fabric, from dyeing and to form patterns in rings or strips The fabric is then starched and beaten with wooden clubs by tappeurs until it results in a shiny noble bazin.
It is this bazin that is skillfully turned into luxurious intricate clothing by Senegalese tailors that the entire sub region from Guinea to Nigeria wear. Its high demand, especially during holidays, as well as the many stages of manufacture make it occupy a place of choice in the economy. Senegalese boubous are mainly exported in neighboring countries such as Gambia and Mali.
🤚🏿Thank you for looking at our fabrics. For latest arrivals and discounts follow us on IG Urban_Afrik. Check out last pics for inspiration on designs.
This a listing for our latest bazin/Brocade/Damask fabric. The color are vibrant and designs are eye-catching. 5 yards of high quality African Bazin Riche Fabric
With 5 yards included in each order you will have more than enough to create a perfect stunning boubou, pant and top for men.
We can also help you tailor your outfit for a fee. Pick a Fabric and send us your design. Just contact us for more details
With our shipping, you can receive your fabric in 3-5 days all over the world.
Many more patterns and colors available.
Please send us a message for further details
Returns accepted
Great Customer Service
FYI:
The informal sector of trade in dyed fabric also called thioup or thioub in Wolof, expanded in the 1980s. As a consequence fabrics such as bazin revived a boom in the fashion sector. Until 2000s cotton damask used to be worked by local craftsmen to become a noble fabric characterized by its stiffness and dazzling shine. However this craft slowly died out due to cheap competition from neighboring countries. Dyed bazin is now mainly imported in Senegal, they are then designed and sewn by local tailors who in turn export their products in West African countries and other parts of the world.
The first step in this craftsmanship is to dye the white fabric oftentimes with patterns made through a technique called tak in Wolof. When the fabric is soaked in the dye bath, that technique makes it possible to preserve certain parts of the fabric, from dyeing and to form patterns in rings or strips The fabric is then starched and beaten with wooden clubs by tappeurs until it results in a shiny noble bazin.
It is this bazin that is skillfully turned into luxurious intricate clothing by Senegalese tailors that the entire sub region from Guinea to Nigeria wear. Its high demand, especially during holidays, as well as the many stages of manufacture make it occupy a place of choice in the economy. Senegalese boubous are mainly exported in neighboring countries such as Gambia and Mali.
Color:
Silver
Delivery Delay
United States from 5 to 11 days.
France from 5 to 11 days.
North America from 5 to 11 days.
Africa from 5 to 11 days.
International from 5 to 11 days.
Refunds and Exchanges
Money back guaranteed 15 days after reception.
Return shipping fees are at your charge and not refunded.
Refunds are made on your ANKA virtual wallet. You can use the credit to buy another product or transfer the amount to your bank account.
At ANKA, we do not believe in the myth of predefined sizes. Each body is different and deserves an outfit just as unique. Therefore, to use this guide, we recommend using your measurements in inches (as explained below) rather than the "4 to 22" sizes.
From there you can select the corresponding international size for your order, and each seller will then be able to make sure to send the PERFECT fit for YOU!
How to measure ?
Collar size
Measure around the neck at the neck.
Chest size
Measure around your bust where it is wider by placing the tape measure under the arms and over the shoulder blades.
Waist size
Measure in the hollow of the waist.
Hip size
Keep your feet together and measure the widest part.
Crotch tower
Measure the top of the crotch up to the ankle bone.
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