Sarah Soquel is a photographer living and working in Los Angeles. She's shot for us many times, but this is her first time in front...
Stories
Batik happens. As a physical object of both fashion and commerce, designed and hand produced in a horizontal, human scale industry, batik fabric is the...
What is going on over there? We are missing our friends alot. Yes, we can video chat, but we're finding that it's not the same...
Plans are goofy things that wrestle with the inevitability of change. For Jihaari and I, they are the stitches that form a sense of structure...
Did you know that our ten year anniversary spans three years? Welp now you do. We first conceived of Osei-Duro in the summer of 2008....
I recently had the pleasure of attending the Ankos Masquerade Festival in Ghana’s twin coastal cities of Sekondi-Takoradi, which happens on Christmas Day and New...
For this shoot Osei-Duro collaborated with super creative directors Super Bonjour.
Eyiwaa is an artist, designer, and model from Accra, Ghana.
A trailblazer in Accra, Efua works in theatre and performance, although she is exploring new fields, media, and materials. She runs performance and experimental social...
We meet up with our rockstar yoga instructor organic farm dried fruit maker pal Yvette Tetteh.
Cloth as Currency // Osei-Duro Residency Kenturah Davis is an artist working between Los Angeles, New Haven, and Accra (Ghana). Her work oscillates between various...
Shot on location in Cape Town, we introduce our Fall/Winter 2018 collection.
Chale Wote is a street art festival that takes place in Jamestown, Accra every year. Since we first came to Ghana ten years ago, it...
Osei-Duro AW18 Menswear, shot on location in Accra, Ghana. Photography: Sam Plouff. Model: Manuel Nii...
A former geologist, artist Gale Madyun shows us what a life of retirement full of grace and joy looks like. All photos by...
Megan Whitmarsh is an LA based artist and long time Osei-Duro friend and collaborator. All photos by Sarah Soquel...
Jenn Witte and Isa-Kae Meksin are neighbors living in Los Angeles. They share food, articles, books, hand-me-downs, and free things found...
Members of an LA art family, Jasmine and Lita are a dancer and an installation artist respectively. Here Jasmine takes us...
Q and A with photographer and director Zen Sekizawa and her punk rock mother Nancy Sekizawa. All photos by Sarah Soquel...
Power couple Essence Hardeen and Jihaari Terry tell us what's up. All photos by Sarah Soquel Morhaim.
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Watch the full length SS18 video here. You won't be disappointed.
An old friend of Molly's, here's M. Page Greene in their own words. All photos by Sarah Soquel Morhaim. ...
See how we make our most popular print –– Snakebite.
Jessica is our Los Angeles studio mate and also the stellar designer behind The Palatines footwear line. We didn't have to go far to catch...
Another Osei-Duro Wedding! It's been quite a year for weddings for us. This past weekend, our manager extraordinaire Martha Yurobo married her fiance, teacher Stephen...
Photographer: Amfo Connolly
In June of this year Osei-Duro celebrated the marriage of one of its two cofounders. Molly Keogh and Ghanaian stylist Daniel Quist were wed in...
The CHALE WOTE Street Art Festival is an alternative platform that brings art, music, dance and performance out of the galleries and onto the...
Did you know that at Osei-Duro we save all our fabric leftover from production? Our textiles involve so much hand work that we've found it...
We sit down with Osei-Duro friend and Lululemon Designer Erika Rekis.
We've compiled a mix of some of the most popular songs hitting in Ghana right now.
Get ready to shake it.
Fresh off the set of her adaptation of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's On Monday of Last Week, Akosua Adoma Owusu fills us in on her favorite...
Radical artist Carolyn Pennypacker Riggs has been an Osei-Duro homie for years now, cutting our hair, wearing our stuff on tour, in promo shots, all...
MaameYaa Boafo plays the main character in the acclaimed series An African City. Her character Nana Yaa wears Osei-Duro throughout. We caught up in the...
We chat with Kenturah Davis, longtime friend and collaborator.
Nana Oforiatta-Ayim is having a moment, and Accra is having it right along with her. The opening of a large new gallery space for her...
We talk to Producer and Photographer Anna Groth-Shive on her diverse projects, leisure dreams, and NYC tips. (btw you may also want to check out...
Lost-wax brass casting was developed by the Asante people in Ghana to make objects for gold transactions, such as weights and canisters. Like their forefathers,...
