Kubolor Kente Socks

Premium designer cotton socks sent your way from Ghana. “Onaapo” is Ga-language slang literally meaning “you won’t even get it”. It’s a way to praise something nice or beautiful, that is so nice it’s nearly impossible to get. The term...

Premium designer cotton socks sent your way from Ghana. “Yaro” is Hausa slang which literally means “boy” or “child”, but can be used as a term of endearment to call a friend. You can use it as you use “bro”,...

Premium designer cotton socks sent your way from Ghana. “Comot” is a Nigerian and Ghanaian pidgin word, popularised throughout West Africa. It means “Get out” or “Move out of the way”. You can often hear it while sitting in Lagos...

Premium designer cotton socks sent your way from Ghana. “Highlife” is a musical style which emerged in Ghana in the 1920s during the colonial period. Highlife is based on the traditional music of the Akan tribe, but is played with Western...

Premium designer cotton socks sent your way from Ghana. “Godiya” is a Hausa slang word meaning “giving thanks” and expressing a feeling of deep gratitude and appreciation. The Hausa language is spoken throughout Northern Ghana, Nigeria, Togo, Benin, Ivory Coast, and...