FreshwallstreetFWST SPOTLIGHT | BABATUNDE @IMAGINE NATION
About a week ago I was drooling over the scalp tenders by the south African brand BABATUNDE that I came across courtesy of fab magazine .So imagine my ‘macaulay culkin ‘’home ALONE slaps both cheeks’’ face when I saw these gems sitting there waiting for me .First of all I want to thank the people at imagine nation for breaking out my home sickness. I was greeted by Adam Levin, who doubles as an interior decorator and the director for the imagine nation store both as a store and brand .Sensing my admiration for the babatunde brand , Adam with his knowledgeable self took me through the journey of the brand and single handedly carved me a new found respect for the brand . I initially stumbled on babatunde via the popularity of their porkpie and fedoras, so I was surprise to find items such as peak caps, bow ties and umbrellas under their brand >>>>MORE PHOTOS 
Babatunde is the brainchild of a Fashion Stylist and Traveler, Babatunde looks at embracing what is truly African and promoting strong family values. The word Babatunde is a Yoruba (Nigerian) name, translated the word means “the father returns”. The people at Babatunde are not content just being a fashion brand ,but seeks to push the envelope by playing the horn to urge fathers to return to Africa, for Men to behave like men – accept responsibility and accountability for themselves . The babtunde brand recently joined forces with the imagine nation store which stocks rare selection of clothing, artwork, furniture and accessories from all over world to roll out limited edition t shirts exclusive to the store only .I am going to bring you more on this collaboration later on , if you happen to be in south Africa the imagine nation store is located at 44 Stanley Avenue Johannesburg and Trade Roots, 13 Hudson Stree Capetown .
Visit the shop online www.imaginenation.com
Those bow ties are well pretty. And as always, u look good rocking that. I need one of dem brollies though.
They look good, are they that good or your camera is deceiving me? Thanks for providing the link to the online store
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African is the best