Description
Introducing Ẹrú, from the Arúgbó Ọjọ́ collection.
Ẹrú, a Yoruba word that means ‘slave’, draws from a time when our forefathers dressed only to cover their bodies during the slave trade era, not to impress but mainly for survival.
We reimagine that raw simplicity through a modern lens, where fabric appears instinctively wrapped, almost untouched, yet intentionally crafted into elegance.
It looks effortless, it is anything but a reminder of where we come from, elevated into where we are.
• It is a hooded, long-sleeved cloak crafted from soft waffle fabric.
• Designed with a relaxed drape and full coverage, this piece combines comfort and ease in a single silhouette.
• Ẹrú is a reminder of resilience and strength.
Fabric Care
• Can be Hand-washed.
• It is washing machine friendly.
• It can be dry cleaned
• Must be ironed on low heat
