They’re talking about aaks

 
 

AAKS IN condé nast Traveler

Earlier this year we were featured by one of my favourite magazines in an article all about women-owned brands.

“I was already a fan of AAKS’ playful woven bags before founder Akosua Afriyie-Kumi joined us on the Women Who Travel podcast, but after hearing her talk about finding design inspiration in Ghana, where she is based, I am even more obsessed…”

Thank you for the kind words and sharing about AAKS once again, Meredith and Lale!

 
 

aaks in vogue italia

A huge thank you to Vogue Italia for this article, "30 African designers who are changing fashion."⁠

They say, "African stylists and designers are at the center of a creative, social and cultural revolution: where fashion is closely linked with knowledge and awareness."⁠

They explain that our aim at AAKS is to introduce the weaving techniques of Ghana while raising awareness of ethical production processes and encouraging sustainable consumption in fashion.⁠

Our sustainable vision continues to unfold as we carve a path in living the question of “how do we create the most beautiful and desirable products with the least impact on our environment?”. We continue to learn!⁠

 
 

AAKS IN oprah daily

Thank you to Oprah Daily Magazine for featuring me as one of 24 Black-Owned Handbag Brands to Have and to Hold!

”If, like us, you can’t resist a fun basket bag, pay special attention to AAKS, a lovely collection founded by Akosua Afriyie-Kumi that infuses traditional Ghanaian weaving with a modern feel. Handcrafted in Ghana by skilled female artisans with sustainably harvested raffia, the festive designs range from mini totes adorned with pompoms to fringed crossbodies.”

Check out the full list of 24 labels!

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