Manjak Woven Cloth Kimono Coat (Sëru Rabel) – artisanal cotton, unisex
An iconic piece of afro chic, this Manjak woven cloth kimono coat combines graphic character,
a loose fit, and comfort. The fabric is hand-woven by Manjak weavers in West Africa,
then the garment is designed and sewn by our African tailors.
All about Manjak woven cloth (Sëru Rabel)
Origins, weaving, patterns, and style ideas.
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Highlights
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Fabric: genuine Manjak cloth (woven strips, not printed), 100% cotton
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Cut: unisex kimono, loose and structured
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Details: obi belt included, invisible pockets, careful finishing
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Lining: light cotton for comfortable wear
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Style: can be worn as a light coat, urban jacket or kimono
Material & look
The African Manjak woven cloth offers texture thanks to its strips and graphic patterns
(lines, chevrons, checkerboards). The contrasting colors create a strong look, easy to match.
Sizes & fit (unisex)
- Loose fit: choose your usual size
- Between two sizes: go down one size for a more fitted look
- The obi belt allows you to structure the silhouette
Style ideas
- Urban: white t-shirt, dark denim, minimalist sneakers
- Elegant: black turtleneck, tailored trousers, ankle boots
- Accessories: the set of 3 Yama bracelets highlights the weaving
Care instructions
- Hand wash or delicate cycle in cold water, garment turned inside out
- Dry flat / in the shade — do not tumble dry
- Gentle ironing on the reverse side; avoid bleaching agents
FAQ
Is Manjak cloth warm?
It is a dense but breathable woven cotton: ideal for mid-season, and easy to layer in winter. The
cotton lining provides comfort without adding bulk.
How to recognize genuine Manjak cloth?
Look for woven strips visible on both sides, the texture to the touch, and neat selvages.
A print does not have this drape or grain.
Is this kimono coat unisex?
Yes. Its kimono cut is suitable for both women and men, belted or worn open.
