Introducing a bold apparel piece crafted from a soft, flexible blend of materials. This unisex sweatshirt features a classic crew neck silhouette and lightweight scuba fabric, making it comfortable enough for relaxed days while still polished enough for stepping out.
The standout design combines vibrant Ankara patterns with traditional Toghu-inspired elements, centered around a striking graphic of a fierce woman — a visual celebration of strength, culture, and style.
Designed for both men and women, this sweatshirt offers a comfortable regular fit that moves with you. The scuba fabric blend provides stretch, structure, and durability, maintaining a clean silhouette while allowing freedom of movement.
Perfect for casual outings, travel days, creative workspaces, or simply relaxing at home, it’s a versatile statement piece that brings cultural artistry into everyday wear.
Product Features
• Fabric: Scuba knit (95% polyester, 5% spandex)
• Fabric weight: 230 g/m²
• Classic crew neck with long sleeves
• Comfortable regular unisex fit
• Stretchable scuba fabric for flexibility and shape retention
Care Instructions
• Machine wash cold with similar colors
• Do not bleach
• Tumble dry low
• Do not iron
• Do not dry clean
Shipping Information
• Items are READY TO SHIP
• Please allow up to 3 business days for order processing before shipment
• Shipping times vary based on destination
• Some items may ship separately when multiple products are ordered
Glossary
Toghu (or Atoghu) (noun)
Also known as Bamenda cloth, Toghu is a traditional textile design originating from Cameroon. It historically featured hand-embroidered geometric patterns in white, red, and yellow thread on black velvet and was once reserved for royalty and nobility. Today, Toghu remains a powerful symbol of Cameroonian culture and is widely interpreted in modern prints and fabrics.
Ankara (noun)
Ankara refers to the vibrant wax-print fabric widely used across West Africa for clothing and textiles. Introduced during the 19th century by Dutch merchants inspired by Indonesian batik techniques, Ankara has evolved into a beloved cultural staple known for its bold colors and dynamic patterns.
