In a vibrant celebration of sisterhood, fashion, and community, Vlisco’s latest collection, “The Garden of Sisterhood,” was unveiled on March 18, 2025, at the Vlisco store in Accra Mall. The exclusive event brought together fashion enthusiasts, creatives, and trailblazing women to honor the strength and unity that flourish when women support each other. 

Vlisco, the iconic Dutch textile brand with over a century of influence in African fashion, introduced this collection as a tribute to the beauty of collaboration and individuality. Inspired by the unbreakable bond among women, the designs featured intricate floral motifs, soft yet bold color palettes, and patterns that symbolized growth, resilience, and empowerment.

Performing at the event was Purple Strings, whose duet embodied the essence of sisterhood, unity, and empowerment. Guests engaged in lively conversations, shared experiences, and celebrated the transformative power of fashion in bringing communities together.

Speaking at the event, Deborah Sowah, Brand Manager of Vlisco, mentioned in her engagement with the media, “The Garden of sisterhood is a collection which embodies the essence of togetherness, collaboration and the complexity of womanhood. Through this collection we are sending message to women everywhere: stand together, uplift one another and empower each other because that is the only way as women we can thrive”

The event was further enriched with a fashion runway showcasing designs by Ghanaian fashion designers Maison Midekor, Adwoa Yeboah Klothing, and Kwame Owusu, blending tradition with modernity. 

To climax the event, Maison Midekor designed a sample dress for a customer, which was a spectacular highlight.

“The Garden of Sisterhood” collection is now available at the Vlisco store in Accra Mall and online at vlisco.com. Follow the conversation on social media: @vlisco.

About Vlisco: Established in 1846, Vlisco is renowned for its unique printed fabrics, crafted using time-honored methods rooted in the Indonesian wax-based batik technique. Designed by international teams in the Netherlands, these fabrics have become cultural treasures, embraced and redefined by African women who have given them names, meanings, and deep cultural significance across West and Central Africa. While Vlisco’s primary markets are in West and Central Africa, the brand’s global presence reflects a rich tapestry of multicultural influences, with connections to a vast ecosystem of textile wholesalers, designers, and artists spanning from Abidjan to Tokyo.