One thing that cannot be taken from us as Africans is our culture which also include our traditional wears.
Globalization has made the world a very small village which has brought about exchange of culture across the globe including fashion.

As part of academic research i am presently looking at how much African wears is being accepted globally irrespective of race or social class and what our dispositions to wearing our traditional wears has become in the the advent of the present globalization of everything.

I will be glad if you could help fill the survey by clicking the link below.
Thanks for your time

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1ZCmNjMghgg1Tkt59kSUjVN_UEDGpecJt6GVQKzdKAp0/viewform?usp=send_form

Note: The survey is designed for you to be as anonymous as possible, no name, no email, no mobile number are requested.

Mod will really appreciate it if you could help me move this to the front page.

Thanks.

Choi

took your survey. The questions are somehow. What is your definition of African Native wears . Does it include wax prints (AKA Ankara) made into contemporary styles say for example jumpsuits?
For me as Yoruba, Native African Attire would be Aso-oke hand woven fabric made into Iro and buba. I don't see myself wearing that often.

TDlOOK thanks for your response.

The wears entails everything that is made out of African fabric in any form.

Thanks once again.

Moderator i will be very grateful if you could help me put this on the front page. Plsss

Thank you.