AISHAT Polish Kampala Bubu Gown

TBLAQUE LIMITED

£34.5

The AISHAT Polish Kampala Bubu Gown is a free sized polish dress mixed with striped African Aso-Oke fabric. Step into a world of cultural fusion with the AISHAT where tradition meets trend Color – Green Brown Head scarf included. Length – 59” Neck – V One size fit all from UK size 8 to 12 Double side slits. Care Guide Preferably hand wash separately using a mild detergent and cold water. Press on reverse side with a cool iron. Do not bleach. Step into a world of cultural fusion with the AISHAT Gown where tradition meets trend Free size Kampala polish dress mixed with striped Aso-Oke fabric. Co

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