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  • Yellow and Brown Agbada
  • Yellow and Brown Agbada
  • Yellow and Brown Agbada
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Dye Lab

Yellow and Brown Agbada

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  • Insider Notes

    Dye Lab’s Agbada continues its conversation between heritage and contemporary design with this striking piece, made in Nigeria. Hand-dyed cotton in earthy shades of yellow, brown, and olive is elevated with a pastel Aso Oke collar - a subtle yet striking contrast that pays homage to Yoruba ceremonial wear while embracing contemporary ease. Layer it over slim trousers and add metallic accents for a high-impact, contemporary look that beautifully merges heritage with forward-thinking design.

    - V-neck, wide elbow-length sleeves, side pockets, full 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 - Short 55", Regular 58.5", Long 61"
    • 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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Dye Lab

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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.