Adekunle
Adekunle
The Crown Line
Adekunle (The Crown Has Filled the House) is not worn—it is bestowed. This is Agbada at its most declarative: a garment for those who have nothing left to prove, only to preserve. Drenched in a dignified shade of deep wine, Adekunle speaks in the dialect of legacy—of homes fortified by honor, of names spoken with reverence, of presence that fills rooms without raising a voice. This is regalia for men who are not merely in the lineage of kings—they are the lineage.
The embroidery, rendered in a cream thread that glows with quiet authority, is neither decorative nor indulgent. It rises in a symmetrical bloom that recalls the sacred flora of Yoruba cosmology—symbols of life, continuity, and divine favor. Beneath it, slender vertical lines descend like rain or royal decree, balancing flourish with formality. These markings do not perform—they preserve. Adekunle is a keeper’s garment, for those entrusted with more than their own ambition.
The outer robe is sculpted from a rich cotton blend that carries architectural volume without overwhelming the frame. The inner awotele creates a refined anchor beneath, giving the embroidery room to speak. The sokoto, cut with just the right taper, ensures composure at all times—whether seated in council or crossing the courtyard of ancestral lands. Paired with its matching wine fila, Adekunle is not just Agbada—it is inheritance worn aloud.
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Outer Robe (Awosoke):
Woven from a dense, premium cotton blend, the outer robe delivers weight and fluidity in equal measure. It falls just below the knee with clean lines, wide wings, and a commanding drape that mirrors royal mantles from centuries past. Its matte finish evokes quiet nobility, never flash.Inner Garment (Awotele):
Tailored in the same deep wine fabric, the awotele provides a seamless tonal foundation for the embroidery to radiate. Its neckline is subtly elevated, framing the chest without distraction. Built for structure, it holds the outer robe in harmonious proportion.Trousers (Sokoto):
Cut with a timeless silhouette, the sokoto features light tapering for polish, with a hidden drawstring and zipper for everyday comfort. It adapts fluidly to ceremonial movement or quiet moments of reflection—designed for men who carry weight with ease. -
Adekunle is cut from a ceremonial-grade cotton blend chosen for its ability to hold both form and feeling. The fabric’s subtle texture and balanced weight allow the garment to rest with dignity on the body, moving with grace and lasting with purpose.
The embroidery uses a layered cream thread technique to give every motif dimension and tactility. Symbolically drawn from Yoruba regalia and sacred botany, the design is an ode to homes built with legacy, not luxury. Each thread anchors the garment in story.
Material: Premium cotton-rich blend
Weave: Structured ceremonial weave
Finish: Matte with a quiet royal sheen
Weight: ~200 gsm
Color: Deep Wine with Cream embroidery
Total Garment Weight: ~1.7 kg (full set) -
Care Instructions: Dry cleaning is strongly recommended. For best results, use a professional service experienced in working with embroidered textiles. Avoid pressing directly on the embroidery—use a pressing cloth or opt for steam to preserve the texture and stitchwork.
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