In the last decade, the African fashion industry has grown so much and has even attracted the global market. What better way to celebrate #AfricaDay today than to applaud the creative and relentless entrepreneurs that work hard to put African fashion on the map in their respective ways.

Topship is the easiest way for African businesses to move goods from their doorstep to any location worldwide. Over a few years, we have seen Nigerian fashion businesses put in so much passion, dedication, creativity, and time to grow their business.

For these reasons, we are giving these businesses their flowers by spotlighting made-in Nigeria fashion businesses that are excellently taking African fashion to the world.

1. Erenti

Erenti is on a mission to showcase African class and elegance through its African-contemporary apparel and accessories. 

2. 14zeroseven

Think of prints, colours, and eccentricity that show our Africaness, that’s the uniqueness of 14zeroseven pieces. 

3. Ankarabae by Presh Talker

These are for the baby girls who love to slay in African prints. 

4. Rendoll

The elegance and beauty that comes from Rendoll’s clothes are commendable. Rendoll has been featured in Vogue, Cosmopolitan, Elle Uk, Glamour mag, and many more. 

5. Seta the label

Seta makes her unique prints in Nigeria and ships worldwide for women who are effortlessly sexy.

6. VWH apparel

We don’t think we are biased when we say VWH apparel makes the best use of adire sourced in Lagos to create beautiful pieces that give ‘rich aunty’ vibes. 

7. JB Agoro

JB Agoro is not your regular tailor! Having styled several Nigerian celebrities with his uniquely tailored kaftan, the brand has attracted several international clients.

8. JZO Fashion

JZO is an innovative Nigerian menswear  brand that shuns rigid expectations around the idea of masculinity in contemporary traditional silhouettes for the Modern Urban African man.

9. Rumen Bags

Do you know that Northern Nigeria exports leather for some luxury brands in the European market?  Rumen bags are utilizing the raw material we have in Nigeria to build a legacy of art and fine craftsmanship in Nigeria by producing exquisite leather luxury handbags. 

10. 5th Bone

Nigerian designers are not sleeping on this corset thread and 5th bone is killing it! The brand specialises in handmade Corsets for that hourglass silhouette.

Are you a fashion entrepreneur? Topship is supporting the growing population of Fashion businesses in Nigeria by giving away a grant of $3,500 for you to invest in that thing that will take your business to the next level. Apply here!