Kuba x Bogolan Pattern Socks – A Celebration of African Textile Art
Step boldly in heritage and style with our Kuba x Bogolan Inspired Socks — a stunning fusion of two of Africa’s most revered textile traditions. Drawing inspiration from the Kuba cloth patterns of the Congo and the Bogolan (mud cloth) textile art of Mali, this design is rich in symbolism, history, and visual impact.
Whether worn as a statement piece or everyday essential, these socks reflect the elegance of traditional African craftsmanship with a modern twist.
Inspired by the Kuba People of the Congo
Kuba cloth is a ceremonial textile handcrafted by the Kuba people of the Democratic Republic of Congo, using fibers from the Raffia tree. The leaf is skillfully processed, dyed, and woven into bold geometric patterns, often representing proverbs, social status, or ancestral stories.
Our sock design mimics the structured lines and maze-like shapes of Kuba cloth with a contemporary interpretation, bringing centuries-old design to your everyday wardrobe in a wearable, comfortable form.
🌍 Crafted with a Nod to Mali’s Bamana Mud Cloth (Bogolan)
We’ve layered this design further with influence from Bogolan, also known as mud cloth, a traditional hand-dyed fabric created by the Bamana people of Mali. Bogolan is made by applying fermented mud to handwoven cotton to produce earthy, symbolic motifs.
Our reinterpretation captures the contrast-rich, story-filled designs of Bogolan, transforming their deep cultural symbolism into bold, wearable art for your feet — blending history, storytelling, and craftsmanship.
SIZE GUIDE
Medium (shoe size):
UK 5-7
USA (M) 5-8
USA (F) 6.5-9
EUR 37-40
Large (shoe size):
UK 8-11
USA (M) 8.5-12
USA (F) 9.5-13
EUR 41-45
