Bogolan accentHeritage Linen Collection
7 pieces
The founding men's wardrobe: washed linen cut on a Milanese block, interrupted at cuff and placket by handwoven cloth.
- Heritage linen
- Bogolan mud-cloth
- Italian wool

Bogolan accent
Second-skin knit with a woven Z band at the calf, built for the rack and the floor.
The story
Second-skin knit with a woven Z band at the calf, built for the rack and the floor.
Every piece in Training & Gym Collection carries a Bogolan accent — malian mud-cloth geometry, hand-dyed and set as trim, facing or inlay. The rest of the build is drawn from the wider world: recycled technical knit, bogolan mud-cloth, technical mesh.
Cut in limited runs, finished by hand, and numbered inside the placket. One world. Many cultures. One vibe.
Malian mud-cloth geometry, hand-dyed and set as trim, facing or inlay.

Marrakech Jersey
★★★★ 4.0 · $665
Recycled technical knit with burnt orange finish.
$665

Luanda Short
★★★★★ 4.5 · $640
Bogolan mud-cloth with olive finish.
$640

Nairobi Track Set
★★★★ 4.1 · $615
Technical mesh with champagne finish.
$615

Abidjan Cleat
★★★★★ 4.6 · $590
Recycled technical knit with obsidian finish.
$590

Atlas Duffel
★★★★★ 4.5 · $565
Bogolan mud-cloth with gold finish.
$565

Sahel Cap
★★★★ 4.3 · $540
Technical mesh with bronze finish.
$540

Kaduna Jersey
★★★★★ 4.6 · $515
Recycled technical knit with ivory finish.
$515
★★★★
The cloth is heavier than expected in the best way — it hangs like tailoring.
C. Diallo
★★★★★
Wore it to a wedding in Accra and to a board meeting in Paris. Both read correctly.
M. Traoré
★★★★
The accent detailing is hand-finished. You can feel where the loom stopped.
N. Abara
Bogolan accent7 pieces
The founding men's wardrobe: washed linen cut on a Milanese block, interrupted at cuff and placket by handwoven cloth.
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Bogolan accent7 pieces
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Bogolan accent6 pieces
Mud-cloth as structure, never as print. Clay dye that shifts as it ages.