*Sponsored Post – Tufafii is a Nigeria-based fashion brand that aims to satisfy the stylish urge of clients who seek a true taste of modern Africa. At Tufafii, the goal is to imbue contemporary fashion concepts with a meticulously designed African aesthetic and the results are timeless pieces that transcends global experiences. African wax prints are not the only fabric that Tufafii is known for. They also create a range of stylish dresses using adire, mudcloth and aso-oke amongst others. The brand’s African print dresses in particular are ethically crafted and handmade with love by local African artisans. Check out Tufafii via Instagram: @Tufafii or shop the dresses directly from their online store.
Mixing prints is always fashion forward and African print dresses are always a big hit for any occasion. Actually, they have become the craze of every summer with celebrities from Beyonce Knowles-Carter to Porsha Williams wearing clothes made out of beautiful wax prints. And while summer is rounding up, the African print remains a universal fabric to be worn in every season. It is no wonder that everyone wants to own an African print dress. Infact, every wardrobe should have one.
However, depending on where you live in North America or Europe, African print dresses are not always easy to find and many women often turn to the internet in search of credible retailers only to find very few sources they can truly trust. Although there are many new brands cropping up all over the Diaspora that sell wax print fashion, you can choose to patronize the brands that are working with local artisans in Africa and Tufafii is one of them.
Tufafii does their best to ensure that when customers get their clothing, it is the right size. If you are wondering about the fitting, you can always measure yourself with a standard measuring tape at home and match it against a size chart. Tufafii has a pretty comprehensive size guide that takes into account all shapes and measurements for US and UK. The sizes in the guide are based on measurements taken directly from the body, not the garment. If your measurement is between two sizes, it is recommended that you select the larger size.
Here are some suggestions on taking your measurements:
- Bust: Measure under your arms at the fullest part of your bust. Keep the tape level.
- Waist: Place the tape measure around your natural waistline, keeping the tape comfortably loose. This is the narrowest part of the body between the ribs and the hips. Record the results.
- Hip: Stand with your feet together and measure around the fullest part of your hips.
Maxi dresses are always great for the hot weather and for regions where it stays warm all year long, I count the people there very lucky. They will be able to wear the long dresses 365 days a year to the beach, weddings, graduation ceremonies and much more. Keep in mind that Tufafii offers shorter African print dresses and when the winter arrives, you will want to wear these shorter styles with your cute ankle or knee-high boots. Finally, the brand offers worldwide shipping so you can definitely get your orders wherever you are located in the world. The shipment will come right to your doorstep and according to their current promo, shipping is free on your order when your purchase is over $100. To check out more stylish African print dresses at Tufafii’s online store, click here.
I am eager to hear your thoughts. Do you own any stylish African print dresses in your wardrobe? What do you think about Tufafii?
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These dresses are beautiful! I love how unique each African print is. My favorite would have to be the maxi dress!
x Kara | http://karascloset.net
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Hello Kara,
African print dresses are definitely unique just like you said. Each colour, every pattern, symbolizes something very special. Together, they tell an outstanding story.
I adore all these bold prints! The colors are gorgeous.
https://www.kathrineeldridge.com
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Hello Kathrine,
I agree. They are loud prints for bold personalities who want to live life colourfully!
Loving all those colourful dresses! The colours are so intense and fabulous.
xx Simone
Little Glittery Box
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Hello Simone!
Glad you love them just as much as I do. Tufafii makes great women’s dresses for all types of events!
Wow i love those prints! they’re so bold, also the colours are so intense! love it xo
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Hello Olivia,
I am glad you love all the bright and intense colours – they are definitely characteristic of the African print!
What gorgeous colourful dresses hun, the prints are so bold and fabulous!
xoxo
Lovely
http://www.mynameislovely.com
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You’re right! Gorgeous is definitely the word to describe those dresses. Don’t forget you can always go to their website [www.tufafii.com] to see more styles!
I am loving the bold colors and prints! They’re beautiful!!
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Wow! Everyone seems to be falling in love with the colour and print of the fabrics, which is a good thing. I think that’s what makes these style of dresses extra special in particular.
I’m loving these prints and colors. These dresses are so pretty especially the first two!
xx Avalon from Simply Avalon
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Yeah! Good point. Actually, I love the second one the best because the blue is really super sassy!
Great post! loved this dresses
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Thanks Coral.
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Hi, I was wondering, who is the founder and CEO of Tufafii?
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Hello Leslie, I’m in communication with someone from the brand and I believe the owner prefers to stay private but you can find out more about Tufafii by watching this video: https://youtu.be/Bf1Q5tVkstA
I’d just like to know if this brand is black-owned. If not, such a shame.
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Hello Alesha, I am pleased to inform you that Tufafii is definitely 100% black-owned.
Is this business Black Owned?
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Hello Sylviar,
Yes, the brand is 100% black owned!