Liberate your style

Sophisticated threads

handcrafted in Ghana

Our bold clothing connects individuals to our heritage by highlighting contemporary African prints through exploring a kaleidoscope of colors. We invite you to celebrate the legacy of Fort Mosé, the first free legally sanctioned black community in America, founded in 1738. Our garments are produced in small batches by artisans in Accra and orders may take up to 4 weeks to be delivered.

Dr. Maurice N. Gattis, Founder & Designer

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ABOUT   US

Headquartered in Richmond, Virginia,

we are committed to the economic empowerment of artisans in Accra, Ghana, by providing manufacturing jobs in the textile industry for all products in the collection.

Featured in: Moevir Magazine, Shy Magazine, Richmond Magazine, OutRVA, and VCU News

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Video

of Fort Mosé 1738
DC Fashion Week
Spring/Summer 2024 runway show,
courtesy of Johnson Miller Enterprises.

Proud to co-sponsor the opening reception for Dr. Nicole Corley's (pictured right) researched based art exhibition, "And, Ain't I a Mother," featuring the collage work of 25 black mothers at @vcuartstheanderson. It closes on June 4th so the
A kaleidoscope of colors... @elevensensusfilms @collectiverva

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