The agbada is the grand flowing robe worn by men across West Africa for the biggest occasions — a wide-sleeved outer gown over a long tunic (dashiki/buba) and trousers (sokoto), usually finished with a cap (fila). It reads authority and celebration in equal measure.
Theyutes brings agbada from Nigerian tailors into one bag — plain, richly embroidered, or woven in Aso-Oke, ready-to-wear or made-to-order. Here's how to choose yours, plus a live selection.
Agbada styles
A classic agbada is a three-piece set (gown, tunic, trousers). Embroidery around the neckline signals occasion — the more intricate, the more formal. Aso-Oke agbada is the most traditional and celebratory; plain cotton or “guinea brocade” suits everyday and religious wear.
