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Abla Gale Fashion
A Ghanaian woman looks toward the light, a gold earring catching at her ear.

HERITAGE

The women who taught us to sew.

A visit to three generations of tailors in the Central Region, and what they have to say about a trade that will not be hurried.

12 min read · By The editors

The Journal

Stories from the house.

On craft, on cloth, on the people who make what we make.

A woman in a satin shirt, the shoulder sitting cleanly in studio light.

CRAFT

On the quiet dignity of a well-set sleeve.

6 min read

A man in a navy roll-neck sits with a camera in his lap, the look unhurried.

IN CONVERSATION

A morning in the workshop with Auntie Adzoa.

8 min read

A cream linen shirt laid on a table, the weave visible in morning light.

MATERIAL

Why we chose Belgian linen, and what took us so long.

5 min read

A woman on the steps of a wooden house in Accra.

THE HOUSE

A short letter on why we started.

4 min read

A man in Accra wearing kente, the cloth falling in even folds.

HERITAGE

The wax print, reconsidered.

9 min read

A man in a green jacket in Accra, the cloth holding a clean line.

CRAFT

Notes from the cutting table: the trouble with a perfect trouser.

7 min read