African print, cut for the world
Jackets, bags and clothing in African print, shaped by European, Asian and American style. Designed in Ghana.
See the collectionThe idea
Git Supplies takes the cloth Ghana is known for, kente, wax print and adinkra, and cuts it into the shapes the world already wears: a blazer, a kimono jacket, a varsity jacket, a tote. Every piece here is a concept, designed in Ghana ahead of production.
The collection
Featured pieces
African × European01View pieceWax Print Blazer
A single-breasted blazer cut on European lines: structured shoulders, notch lapels, a clean two-button front. The only thing that is not classic tailoring is the cloth.
African × Asian02View pieceAnkara Kimono Jacket
A kimono jacket with dropped shoulders, wide sleeves and an open front that ties at the waist. The loose shape gives a large print room to show its full repeat.
African × American03View pieceKente Varsity Jacket
The American varsity jacket, with its snap front and ribbed trim, built with kente where the wool body would be. A campus classic, remade in Ghana’s best-known cloth.
African × American04View pieceAnkara Denim Tote
A heavy denim tote with Ankara panels on both faces and leather handles. Sized for a laptop and a day of errands.
Four directions
African cloth, four ways
Every piece pairs African print with a tradition of cut.
Designed in Ghana
Our storyOur pledge
Thirty percent, given back
10%
Young people
When we launch, 10% of our profit goes to an eco-seed capital fund that backs young Ghanaians starting out.
10%
Women and children
Another 10% funds development programs for women and children.
10%
A sustainable income
A further 10% goes to a sustainable income scheme, starting with children displaced by conflict.
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