Black History Month is now in full-swing, and if you're anything like
us, you're probably looking for the perfect garment to celebrate your
heritage! That's why we put on our research glasses to find out which
garments are the most popular this February. If you want to enjoy the
colorful, vibrant style of Africa while reflecting your pride and
heritage, this post is for you. So without further ado, here are the
fashions!
#1 - Traditional Dashiki

Nothing gets you into the spirit of Black History faster than a
traditional dashiki! In the 1960s, a time where African American
cultural and political struggles were at an all time high, dashikis became
popular among men and women who wanted to show their independence from
Western culture. At a time when the acceptable fashion was conservative,
neatly tucked shirts, the bright, bold colorful shirts, worn un-tucked,
were a way for people to show pride in their African heritage.
#2 - Traditional Print Luxury Skirt Set

These traditional print skirt sets come in a variety of vibrant colors
that are sure to capture attention no matter where you go. You can read about the unique history of traditional print styles.
#3 - Traditional Print Maxi Skirt

These vibrant maxi skirts are an easy way to celebrate your unique
style this February. You can easily pair these with a black tank top or
tee to have a statement-making look. Learn more about the meaning of traditional print fabric.
#4 - Children's Traditional Dashiki

Who says kid's can't be a part of Black History Month? Let the little
ones enjoy the festivities and show off their African pride with these
bright, colorful, comfortable dashikis. This is a great opportunity to
share with your kids the history of the dashiki and let them learn more
about their African-American heritage.
#5 - Men's Luxury Pant Set

Gold embroidery, intricate craftsmanship, and vibrant colors make these
luxury pant suits a must-have for any man this February! Each comes
with a matching kufi hat. Know more about the history of the kufi cap.
#6 - Kente Dashiki

Enjoy the symbolism and lush beauty of African style with these kente
dashikis. Each color of kente cloth has a unique symbolism and meaning
in Africa.
#7 - Kente Umbrella Dress and Head Wrap

Elegance is yours when you slip into this gold-embroidered free-flowing
kente dress. Flattering on any body type and with a comfortable
feminine flair that will make you feel like a true African queen.
#8 - Million Stone Lace Floral Skirt Set

Get ready to shimmer and shine in this intricately embroidered skirt
set with a matching headwrap. Choose from black, gold, blue, or red!
#9 - Grand Bubu Mudcloth Robe

You can't get more authentic than with this grand bubu from Mali, West
Africa. Each of these bubus is completely hand-dyed, sewn, and painted
using an age-old process. Find out more about how mudcloth is made and what it symbolizes.
#10 - Heart of Africa Dashiki

The Heart of Africa Dashiki features a traditional print in an
eye-catching heart design. This dashiki is soft and roomy and helps you
to declare your love of African history and the civil rights movement.
Find out more about the importance of the dashiki.
#11 - Mud Cloth Dashiki

This dashiki is completely hand-crafted out of hand-dyed, woven, and
designed mucloth fabric. Each dashiki is created in Mali, West Africa,
in the tradition that has been passed down for centuries of time. Each
symbol has a meaning and often the colors as well. Find out more about
the meaning and symbolism of mudcloth.
#12 - Embroidered Grand Boubou

This completely elegant boubou is hand-crafted from genuine hand-woven
brocade fabric. It features dazzling gold embroidery and comes complete
with a matching kufi cap. You can't find elegance like this made by a
machine! Each boubou is hand-made in Ghana or Gambia.