Miraya shirt from BUZIGAHILL.

A shirt embroidered with slogans often seen on taxis in Kampala.
Traditional South Sudanese embroidery work by the Miraya Project in the Bidibidi refugee settlement in northwestern Uganda.

〈Size〉
Sleeve length: 86cm / Width: 67cm / Length: 74cm

〈Material〉
Cotton (Details unknown as it's a remake)

BUZIGAHILL
An apparel brand by designer Bobby Kolade.
Based in Kampala, Uganda, the brand operates at the intersection of art, fashion, and activism. In their first project series, called RETURN TO SENDER, they redesign used clothing. In Uganda, used clothing accounts for 80% of all clothing purchased domestically, hindering the revival of the local textile industry. Buzigahill takes these used clothes and sends them back to the Global North, where they were originally made, as unique, redesigned products. Furthermore, they collaborate with Ugandan visual artists, designers, vendors in the used goods market, and artisan workshops to add value to local supply chains and develop a strong creative industry.