Every culture has some level of pride that people identify with and Uganda’s fashion industry is one of the most interesting. With several tribes; Uganda has a signature attire for each tribe mostly worn during official traditional ceremonies.
Gomesi/Busuuti
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One of Uganda’s traditional dresses for women [Photo by HelenClarkUNDP]
A belt is tied around the waist to hold the dress.
Traditional Kanzu
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Kanzu outfit in Buganda during a wedding ceremony, Uganda [Photo by Pinterest]
Grass skirts
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Children dancing in hula dance their Ugandan grass skirts to learn to hula dance. [Photo by Rafiki Africa Ministries]
Suuti
Suuti is a three soft-layered garment with a half top and worn over a wrapper skirt and shawl tied around the shoulders popular among women in Western Uganda especially in Banyakole, Bahima and Batooro regions. Different tribes tie the shawl differently. Bayakole people place it across the shoulder while the Batooro tie it around the armpit.
Kikoy
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A green Kikoy fabric [Photo by Afrizar]
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