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The Pwani Collection · Resort 2026

Elegance, draped in the coastal sun.

Flowing kaftans and maxi dresses inspired by the Swahili Coast. Hand-finished, made to move, and made for women who carry the sun with them.

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Model wearing the indigo Usiku kaftan by a pool
Model in the zebra print Punda Milia kaftan
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Pieces designed to move with you, from morning markets to sundowners on the dhow.

Model in the Jiwe kaftan against a coral stone wall

“Every print tells a story of the coast.”

Our story

Born where the ocean meets coral stone.

Sayoh began with a simple idea: clothing that feels like a coastal afternoon. Easy, generous and quietly glamorous. Each piece is inspired by the textures of the Swahili Coast: carved Lamu doors, makuti roofs, indigo nights and sun-bleached sand.

Hand-finished

Every hem and neckline finished by skilled local artisans.

Made in small batches

Limited runs mean less waste and pieces that feel personal.

Africa to the world

Shipped across Africa and worldwide, from Mombasa to Manchester.

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Loved from Lagos to London

“The Usiku kaftan is pure magic. I wore it to a wedding in Zanzibar and got stopped every five minutes.”
Amani W.Nairobi, Kenya
“Paid with M-Pesa in seconds and it arrived in two days. The fabric flows beautifully.”
Zawadi K.Mombasa, Kenya
“One size that genuinely flatters. I own three now: the Pwani is my holiday uniform.”
Folake A.London, UK