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We love these! Each dungaree is different- the fabric, the cut, the look! We love working with Susan and hope you love them as much as we do. We recommend trying them on to check the fit. 

These dungarees are made in Uganda by Jess’ friend Susan. The pattern is called ‘Kitenge’ and is East African.  Each sale from the Nyabo range makes a huge impact to Susan and the work she does in Uganda.

Stylish, one-of-a-kind and supporting good, buy Nyabo.

Dimensions will vary.

Handmade by Susan Opok in Uganda. Jess first met her in 2011 and they have always chatted about setting up a business together. When Lemon & Jinja started they created Nyabo, a kitenge business making bespoke products. The pattern is called ‘Kitenge’ and is East African.  Each sale from the Nyabo range makes a huge impact to Susan and the work she does in Uganda.

Take care when washing. Oh, and be kind, that's always nice. Wash at 30 celsius max with similar colours. Do not tumble try, do not iron, do not dry clean.

Please message us for colours and prints as each bag is individual!

This is something we have been keeping in the pipeline for quite a while - finally they are here. 

The perfect yoga accessory. Fits the generic yoga size and more - you can pop your jumper, blanket and / or accessories into the bag and have one bag for all! 

Stylish, one-of-a-kind and supporting good, buy Nyabo yoga bags. 

Dimensions: L 72 cm, W (at ends) 17, W (at middle) 25

These bags are handmade by Susan Opok in Uganda. Jess first met her in 2011 and they have always chatted about setting up a business together. When Lemon & Jinja started they created Nyabo, a kitenge business making bespoke products. The pattern is called ‘Kitenge’ and is East African.  Each sale from the Nyabo range makes a huge impact to Susan and the work she does in Uganda.

Take care when washing. Oh, and be kind, that's always nice. Wash at 30 celsius max with similar colours. Do not tumble try, do not iron, do not dry clean.

Premium surface natural fine cork surfaced 6mm TPE based yoga mat

• Natural cork topped TPE yoga mat, 183cm x 61cm x 6mm
• Lightweight with superb support, comfort and great grip
• This yoga mat actually becomes even more grippy when slightly wet from sweat
• Because cork is naturally antibacterial this ensures you and your yoga mat stay healthy.
• These mats are completely recyclable and if they ever end up in landfill, they're biodegradable.

6 Yards – Approximately 5.49 Metres

Jess first met Susan in 2011, and they often talked about starting a business together. When Lemon & Jinja began, they created Nyabo, a kitenge business specializing in bespoke products. The fabric, known as "Kitenge," originates from East Africa. Every purchase from the Nyabo range directly supports Susan and her impactful work in Uganda.

How to Prepare Your Fabric

African wax print fabrics are renowned for their intricate patterns and vibrant colours. However, they can feel stiff initially. While the fabric softens naturally over time, you can speed up the process with these gentle, chemical-free methods:

Cold Water Washing

• Always wash Kitenge fabric in cold or lukewarm water to preserve its colours.
• Use a mild detergent free of harsh chemicals and bleach. Avoid strong detergents that can strip the fabric of its vibrancy.

Salt Soak

This natural method softens the fabric without damaging it.

1. Fill a sink with warm water and add half a cup of salt.
2. Submerge the fabric and let it soak for about 20 minutes.
3. Remove the fabric, gently squeeze out excess water, and lay it flat to dry naturally.

Vinegar Soak

Vinegar helps soften the fabric and removes any built-up natural oils.

1. Mix 1 cup of white vinegar (or apple cider/white wine vinegar) with 1 gallon of warm water.
2. Submerge the fabric for 15 minutes.
3. Hang it up to dry.

Soap and Hot Water Soak

This method cleans, brightens, and softens the fabric simultaneously.

1. Fill a sink with lukewarm water, adding a squirt of mild liquid detergent and a few drops of fabric softener.
2. Soak the fabric for 10 minutes.
3. Gently squeeze out excess water and lay it flat or hang it to dry.

Washing and Care Tips

• Temperature: Wash at 30°C max with similar colours.
• Drying: Avoid tumble drying; let the fabric air dry naturally.
• Ironing & Cleaning: Do not iron or dry clean.

African wax print fabrics are bold, colourful, and versatile - perfect for clothing, crafts, and décor. With these simple techniques, you can make them softer and more comfortable to use while preserving their beauty.

And remember: Always handle with care and kindness. 😊

Meet Elise Gibbins, a topside and underwater camerawoman, editor, exhibiting photographer and camera assistant, specialising in filming content driven campaigns, both for natural history and commercial projects. 

With a passion for highlighting endangered ecosystems, she connects audiences to nature’s significance and humanity’s relationship with it. Harnessing cinematography to drive awareness, she collaborates with NGOs and commercial enterprises motivated to drive positive environmental change. 

View her herbivore fine art print collection.

All prints are available as A4 size, with A3 available to pre-order. Each image is printed locally with The Film Safe on Hahnemühle German Etching, a rich, heavyweight 310gsm, matte fine art paper with a subtle texture and warm tone.

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