Product seem Ok perhaps the items for the men that I bought are quite smaller than average.. both the sizes M and S (around the shoulders and the length of the arm). Almost seem for females. Otherwise the quality of the materials are good.
Also not satisfied with the communication and the delivery pace. Anka promised 10days shipping and I just got these items today, way after their purchase purposes..(Xmas).
Overall, average experience. I would have rated it as poor experience, however thanks to the good quality of the materials, I reconsidered and rate it as average. But everything around it wasn’t good experience.
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jahdavid79
France
September 16, 2024
J'ai bien reçu mon second colis envoyé par Berthe de Love it Fashion, je suis hyper content, très satisfait, les vêtements sont d'excellente qualité, emballés avec soin, et je n'hésiterai pas à refaire une prochaine commande avec plaisir! Merci pour tout!
History and origin of the dashiki The dashiki is a typically African garment. Its origin comes from West Africa. Dashiki: reflection of African identity Dashiki has become a ready-to-wear vector of pan-Africanism, connecting the continent and the diaspora through a common affirmation of the value of an original black creation. Its inherent symbolism comes from a fight against white supremacy and embracing African culture as an antithesis – yes, that's a lot of weight to put on a piece of clothing, but the symbols really are that powerful. So much so that when a Black person dons a dashiki, they are wearing one of the most universally understood interpretations of the phrase “I am Black and I am proud,” without having to say a single word. Care: Wash at 30 degrees Material: Cotton 70% Polyester 30%. Made by Lov'it Fashion based in Germany
History and origin of the dashiki The dashiki is a typically African garment. Its origin comes from West Africa. Dashiki: reflection of African identity Dashiki has become a ready-to-wear vector of pan-Africanism, connecting the continent and the diaspora through a common affirmation of the value of an original black creation. Its inherent symbolism comes from a fight against white supremacy and embracing African culture as an antithesis – yes, that's a lot of weight to put on a piece of clothing, but the symbols really are that powerful. So much so that when a Black person dons a dashiki, they are wearing one of the most universally understood interpretations of the phrase “I am Black and I am proud,” without having to say a single word. Care: Wash at 30 degrees Material: Cotton 70% Polyester 30%. Made by Lov'it Fashion based in Germany
ColorBlack
GenderFor Him
MaterialCotton, Polyester
Histoire et origine du dashiki
Le dashiki est un vêtement typiquement africain. Son origine provient d'Afrique de l'Ouest.
Le Dashiki: reflet de l'identité africaine
Le dashiki est devenu un prêt-à-porter vecteur de panafricanisme, reliant le continent et la diaspora par une affirmation commune de la valeur d'une création noire originale. Son symbolisme inhérent provient d'une lutte contre la suprématie blanche et de l'adoption de la culture africaine comme antithèse - oui, c'est beaucoup de poids à mettre sur un vêtement, mais les symboles sont vraiment si puissants. À tel point que lorsqu'un Noir revêt un dashiki, il porte l'une des interprétations les plus universellement comprises de la phrase "Je suis Noir et je suis fier", sans avoir à prononcer un seul mot.
Entretien: Lavage à 30 degré
Matière : Coton 70% Polyester 30%
. Fait par Lov’it Fashion basé en Allemagne
To United States
21–27 business days
Cost
$17.97 single purchase · $8.98 multiple purchases
TrackingFull tracking provided via MODA54 Ship dashboard
Duty & taxBuyer is responsible for local import duties
Returns are accepted within 7 days of delivery for items that are unworn and in original condition. Contact the seller or MODA54 support to initiate a return. MODA54 Buyer Protection applies to all orders.
At Africa Creates, we do not believe in the myth of predefined sizes. Each body is different and deserves an outfit just as unique. Therefore, to use this guide, we recommend using your measurements in inches (as explained below) rather than the "4 to 22" sizes.
From there you can select the corresponding international size for your order, and each seller will then be able to make sure to send the PERFECT fit for YOU!
How to measure ?
Collar size
Measure around the neck at the neck.
Chest size
Measure around your bust where it is wider by placing the tape measure under the arms and over the shoulder blades.
Waist size
Measure in the hollow of the waist.
Hip size
Keep your feet together and measure the widest part.
Crotch tower
Measure the top of the crotch up to the ankle bone.
United States
