Cloth from the highlands, cut for the block.
Woven on narrow strip-looms in Iseyin, Oyo & Ede for centuries — cloth for weddings, titles, funerals, the days that mattered. It never meant casual.
Asho Oni asks one question: what happens if that same weight — that same this matters — gets cut into a hoodie, a cargo, a bomber? Not a print of the pattern. The actual hand-loomed strip-cloth. This is the next chapter, not a rebrand of the tradition.
Three weaves. Three tempers. Answer three and we'll tell you which one is yours — and the piece to start with.
Every strip is woven by hand on narrow looms — roughly 11 hours per metre. We print the weaving town and the loom-time onto the tag of every piece. No fast-fashion "African-inspired" prints. The real cloth, traced to the hands that made it.