Outer Robe (Awosoke):
Cut from a dense yet supple cotton blend, the Awosoke maintains a statuesque profile. Shoulders are squared and precise, while the wide panels fall in clean vertical lines to the calves. The open sides offer movement and ventilation, giving a feeling of weightlessness despite the garment’s gravitas. This is the kind of robe that glides—composed, complete.

Undervest (Awotele):
Tailored in the same obsidian black, the awotele is a foundational layer with structured elegance. Its rounded neckline and hidden placket draw the eye upward, perfectly framing the chest embroidery. The sleeves are cut full-length and tapered to the wrist, reinforcing the Agbada’s composed symmetry without restricting movement.

Trousers (Sokoto):
The sokoto completes the look in sleek, tailored confidence. Falling just above the ankle, it creates a crisp foundation beneath the flowing upper garments. The internal drawstring and minimal fastening keep the line clean and fitted. In black-on-black, the sokoto ensures the embroidery panel remains the undisputed focal point.

Adétọkunbọ̀ is constructed from a high-thread-count cotton blend that balances structure with a soft handfeel. The matte black finish is bold, serious, and immensely versatile, ideal for both ceremonial and formal modern wear. The robe is breathable and lined for structure, with enough body to carry full embroidery without sag or warp.

The silver embroidery is stitched in high-grade rayon thread with a fine metallic gleam. The tonal contrast between black and silver is striking yet controlled—offering presence without spectacle. Every motif is a whisper from the ancestors, held together by the symmetry of sacred geometry.

• Material: Structured premium cotton blend with rayon embroidery

• Weave: Dense plain weave with a sculptural finish

• Finish: Matte with a slightly brushed surface

• Weight: ~195 gsm

• Color: Obsidian Black with Pale Silver embroidery

• Total Garment Weight: ~1.6 kg (full three-piece ensemble)

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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