Guinea Brocade fabric for men

Hello everyone,

Been a while! We have some beautiful and high quality brocade fabric for men and I thought to drop some of them here for our male customers and female customers who would love to buy something worthwhile for their men.

These guinea brocade fabric for men comes in gorgeous designs and colors especially the classic white which is a staple in every man’s wardrobe.

The fabric is perfect for traditional weddings ( groom or father’s of the bride/groom), naming ceremony outfit , child dedication outfit etc

Fabrics are available for groom’s men asoebi and retail orders so you can send in your orders

We measure in 5yards at 30,000 Naira and 10yards at 60,000 Naira.

Let’s check them out below;

To order online, please call or WhatsApp 2347033040834.
You can also send email to theasoebijunkie@gmail.com

For payment:

Account name: theasoebijunkie
Bank: zenith Bank
Account number: 1014063212

We deliver within and outside of Lagos state and internationally. We look forward to your patronage and thank you for your constant support.

MEN IN NATIVE

Hi everyone, 

This post is to showcase the African men in different fabrics, colors and style to inspire other male folks that will like to step out stylishly on Fridays to work or on Sundays to church services or to the next owambe they intend to attend. 

Men also have variety of fabrics to choose from like brocade, cotton fabrics, wool, atiku material, polished lace etc.

Most African men tend to choose calm and neutral colors they do not like to play with bright colors like the ladies. Examples of colors that men tend to use to sew native wears include: white, cream, beige, grey, black, off-white, navy-blue, sky-blue etc

The men folk also accessorize with mufflers, different types of caps/hats, sunglasses, wristbands, exquisite rings, coralbeads etc.

Below are some handsome African dudes with so much Finesse looking very fresh, eye-catching and smart as they display the Nigerian/African culture in different fabrics:

Father’s Day Style Post

I have received lots of messages from guys/men that we don’t put up style posts for them or make posts concerning their native wardrobes and  since it’s Father’s Day I decided to dedicate this post to every outstanding Dad out there who work very hard to play their roles in their respective families and also endeavour to step out in style.

Above all I will like to celebrate my Late Father- Mr. S.B Atoyebi. Who is also my hero, prophet, prayer warrior, my first teacher, my financial advisor, word addict and lover of books. Thank you for everything ! I love and miss you dearly.

Also, to my amazing husband who is actually God-sent, a great supporter and source of strength, Thank you for being an awesome Dad and a Super Hero to our angels.

Now let’s see these dapper dudes in amazing male outfits made from different cotton fabrics, Ankara and Atiku as we celebrate Father’s Day:

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Cheers,
Modupe

MEN IN NATIVE

Hello Everyone,

You all noticed have not been posting regularly on the blog these days? It’s all about the planning of Nigeria’s first ever textile fair tagged fabrics meets designers. The day is almost here (6.12.2014) and because this is the first one am organizing, it’s a bit stressful but God has been awesome and have connected theasoebijunkie to amazing people.

Did I tell you there’s going to be a raffle draw at the fair? Yes, apart from the free fabric goody bags to the first 50 shoppers, there is going to be a raffle draw to win amazing luxury fabrics given to us from our sponsors: NHN COUTURE, BOSCH&COKG and FASHIONSTARFABRICS!

So you can’t afford to miss the fair, Venue is Our Place, 7 olufunmilola okikiolu Street off Toyin street Ikeja Lagos from 10 am to 7pm . Tell your friends to tell another friend and also invite your family members and all fabric lovers. It’s a good time to also shop for new fabrics at affordable prices for the Christmas season.

Today’s post is based on a new series tagged “MEN IN NATIVE” which will focus on showcasing stylish African men in African fabrics/attires.

I have been doing a lot of post on women and their amazing styles in different fabrics and I have also done posts on male aso-ebi here and here where I focus on the aso-ebi for men at different weddings. But this post is to showcase the African men in different fabrics, colors and style to inspire other male folks that will like to step out stylishly on Fridays to work or on Sundays to church services or to the next owambe they intend to attend. 

Men also have variety of fabrics to choose from like brocade, cotton fabrics, wool, atiku material, polished lace etc.

Most African men tend to choose calm and neutral colors they do not like to play with bright colors like the ladies. Examples of colors that men tend to use to sew native wears include: white, cream, beige, grey, black, off-white, navy-blue, sky-blue etc

The men folk also accessorize with mufflers, different types of caps/hats, sunglasses, wristbands, exquisite rings, coralbeads etc.

Below are some handsome African dudes with so much Finesse looking very fresh, eye-catching and smart as they display the Nigerian/African culture in different fabrics:

Cheers,

Modupe