Ndop.
An indigo resist-dyed cloth of the Bamileke people of the Cameroon Grassfields. Woven in narrow strips and stitched by hand. Once reserved for kings and secret societies.
Now worn by all.
The lighter one. Waffle knit, raw edge at the cuff and hem — unfinished on purpose, so it softens with wear instead of fraying.
Nourish your roots.
Nourris tes racines.
The pattern across the chest is Ndop — the indigo cloth of the Bamileke, from the Grassfields of Cameroon. It was once reserved for kings and secret societies. Now it belongs to all of us. Ours is drawn after the original, not copied from it.
Two ways round. Indigo body with the Ndop printed in cream, or cream body with it printed in indigo. Same pattern, reversed — each one drawn for the colour it sits on.
Worn all weekend at ABC Chicago 2026.
| S | M | L | XL | 2XL | ||||||
| inch | cm | inch | cm | inch | cm | inch | cm | inch | cm | |
| Length | 25.98 | 66 | 26.77 | 68 | 27.56 | 70 | 28.35 | 72 | 29.13 | 74 |
| Chest | 23.62 | 60 | 24.41 | 62 | 25.20 | 64 | 25.98 | 66 | 26.77 | 68 |
| Shoulder | 25.39 | 64.5 | 26.18 | 66.5 | 26.97 | 68.5 | 27.76 | 70.5 | 28.54 | 72.5 |
| Sleeve length | 20.87 | 53 | 21.26 | 54 | 21.65 | 55 | 22.05 | 56 | 22.44 | 57 |
Ndop.
An indigo resist-dyed cloth of the Bamileke people of the Cameroon Grassfields. Woven in narrow strips and stitched by hand. Once reserved for kings and secret societies.
Now worn by all.