See the latest umbhaco styles, shweshwe dresses and shirts, chitenge outfits, lihiya and emahiya attires for couples, men, ladies and children.
We have featured blue armless shweshwe dresses, one arm shweshwe dresses, shweshwe dresses with lace fabric or ribbons. We also have pink and orange shweshwe dresses, and how to combine your shweshwe skirts and pants. Should you also wear shoes or sneakers with your outfit? What accessories should you add, a doek or a hat?…
These traditional wedding styles showcase the rich cultural heritage of South Africa. Each style is unique, with its own distinct colors, patterns, and accessories, allowing couples to embrace their cultural roots on their special day. Whether it’s the vibrant beadwork of the Ndebele or the bold prints of the Shweshwe, these traditional wedding outfits add…
As the wedding season approaches, fashion enthusiasts and couples alike are seeking the perfect styles to make a statement on their special day. The spotlight is on traditional African attire, specifically the stunning Shweshwe and Umbhaco styles that add a touch of cultural elegance to wedding celebrations. For wedding guests, choosing the right outfit is…
Thinking of what to do with your shweshwe fabric or just wondering what to wear to that wedding, birthday party or church? Here are some latest Shweshwe dress designs you can try…They are mostly blue shweshwe styles but we threw in pink and orange shweshwe dresses too. From a halter neck shweshwe dress to off…
1,800.00 ZAR Zulu hat Place Order
3,000.00 ZAR Mbatha and Umqhele set normally worn by Zulu men and women on ceremonial occasions. Mbatha covers your chest and back. Umqhele is a traditional headband that can be worn by anyone, young and old, female or Male as a cultural symbol or fashion statement piece. Place Order
1,600.00 ZAR Zulu Hat with Beads known as isicholo Place Order
350.00 USD This dress is made of ethnic xhosa fabric called umbhaco.Its treamed with 500 shell buttons.. Added is glass beads for extra touch. These kind of dresses on special ethnic gatherings in South Africa. Colour never goes off and stays for years. It’s for keeps Shop Now
