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Dye Lab

Eid Multi-Color Midi Agbada

$230
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Note: Each dress slightly varies in color and pattern

  • Insider Notes

    • Sewn from an array of colorful upcycled cotton offcuts, this 'Agbada' dress from Nigerian brand Dye Lab features a breezy silhouette that feels so roomy. It's made with flowing sleeves and practical side pockets that will easily store essentials like your phone and wallet. The flattering V neckline is framed by a contrasting Aso Oke collar—another fine example of the label's commitment to using traditional West African fabrics. Echo the styling in our edit and pair yours with vibrant slides at festive events.

      - V-neck, wide elbow-length sleeves, side pockets, midi length
      - Cotton, Aso Oke
      - Produced locally in small batches, with the aim of preserving traditional dyeing methods indigenous to the Yoruba people
      - The unique technique inherent to the production process may result in subtle variations and different characteristics of the color and pattern
      - Each piece is made to order and can take up to 4 weeks to complete
      - Made in Lagos, Nigeria, ships from Nigeria

  • SIZE, FIT & OPACITY

    • Lightweight, non-stretchy fabric
    • Opaque
    • Relaxed silhouette
    • Fits true to size
    • Model is 173cm tall, she is wearing length 50in
  • Shipping & Returns

    • Shipping timelines are subject to the unique nature and craftsmanship of the piece, often in harmony with designers' local artisans. We have partnered with DHL Express to ensure hassle-free global delivery covering 220 countries worldwide, within 3-5 business days of the ship date.

      Industrie Africa accepts returns on regular-priced items that are initiated within 7 days of receipt. For more information, please check where your products are shipping from, and please visit Shipping & Delivery. Unfortunately, exchanges are not possible at this time.

Nigeria

Founded in 2021 by Rukky Ladoja, Nigerian label Dye Lab celebrates the traditional dyeing methods indigenous to the Yoruba people, showcasing the beauty of Adire and Aso Oke materials, as well as lively Batik prints.

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