Why AMA
Because the sacred deserves to be worn.
Our Lineage
AMA is born of four generations, beginning with Princess Adétọ́lá of Òkè-Igbó. Raised in a palace and draped in adìrẹ, ankara, and handwoven cloths, her elegance became legacy.
Her granddaughter, Olásùbọ̀mí, created AMA in her memory carrying that lineage from Nigeria to the UK to the UAE. She named her daughter Amariah, meaning "God has promised" a name that holds spiritual intention and the weight of inheritance. AMA, at its core, is a manifestation of that promise: legacy preserved, reimagined in cloth.
Fabric as archive. Migration as muse. Womanhood as sacred inheritance.
Our Craft
Hand-dyed batiks. Heritage adìrẹ. Timeless linen. Each garment is a ritual, crafted in honor of those who wore them before, and those who still shape them by hand. Slowness is our devotion. Craft is our offering.
Our Manifestation
Minimalism as ancestral editing. Simplicity as sacred space. AMA pieces invite presence quiet, intentional, and enduring.
Our Materials
100% cotton adìrẹ, dyed in tradition. Ankara rich with heritage. Linen that softens with time. All sourced with reverence. All made to carry memory.
Our Philosophy
We reject fashion as noise. At AMA, clothing is ritual. Connection. A quiet revolution in thread. This is how a princess becomes a movement.
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From Nigeria to the World
AMA's journey spans continents, bringing authentic African fashion to global communities while honoring our roots.
Nigeria - Our Roots
Born in the palace of Òkè-Igbó, rooted in Yoruba textile traditions of adìrẹ and ankara. Where Princess Adétọ́lá's legacy began.
UAE - Our Present
Serving the vibrant African diaspora in Dubai and across the Emirates with conscious luxury fashion that honors heritage.
UK - Our Expansion
Celebrating African heritage in Britain, from London to Essex, connecting diaspora communities through meaningful fashion.