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Boyedoe

Kuntunkununku Coat

$623
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  • Insider Notes

    Boyedoe's Kuntunkununku Coat is crafted in Ghana from a patchwork of upcycled cotton denim panels, combining contrasting tones and textures to enhance its deconstructed appeal. Roomy cargo pockets, adjustable tabs at the cuffs, and contrast topstitching underscore the label's signature balance of utility and artistry. Whether you pair it with tailored Kuntunkununku Pants or blue jeans, it's bound to make a statement.

    - Pointed collar, button fastening, flap pockets, cuff tabs, contrast topstitching, mid-calf length
    - Recycled and deadstock cotton denim
    - Upcycled fabrics give textile waste a new purpose, while subtle imperfections honor the authenticity of artisanal craft
    - This piece is made to order, and may take up to 2 weeks to complete
    - Made in Accra, Ghana, ships from Ghana

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  • SIZE, FIT & OPACITY
    • Midweight, non-stretchy fabric
    • Opaque
    • Relaxed silhouette, cinched at the waist
    • Model is 180cm and wearing a size 6 (UK)
    • Fits true to size
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      • Made-to-order pieces may take up to 3 weeks; in-stock items ship within 48 hours.

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Ghanaian designer David Kusi Boye-Doe brings a distinct, luxurious sensibility to his acclaimed eponymous label. Since its founding in 2020, the brand has explored themes of deconstruction and reconstruction through richly textured, culturally rooted garments that celebrate the continent’s evolving creativity. A semi-finalist for the 2025 LVMH Prize, Boye-doe continues to reimagine fashion as a channel for storytelling, craftsmanship, and a conscious reawakening of African heritage.