NYABO

The perfect on the go bag, just like a giant bum bag! Perfect for fitting swimwear, gym bits or just general go to bag, these beautiful patterns really do do the job!

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

Dimensions: L 56 cm, W (at ends) 15, with an outside pocket

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.

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.

Assorted African fabric straw pouches. Perfect for just your straw(s) and a straw cleaner, or for a whole cutlery set! Fits perfectly in your backpack / bag.

Kitenge fabric sourced from Uganda, from when ServeDirect are there. The amazing Susan sources all fabrics and they come back with the volunteers as they head back to the UK.