How much is Okara Pant on Theyutes?

Okara Pant is ₦130,000 on Theyutes, from NackApparel. You pay securely at checkout — card or transfer — in one tap.

Does NackApparel deliver in Lagos and across Nigeria?

Yes. NackApparel ships Okara Pant nationwide across Nigeria through Theyutes' multi-carrier logistics — riders, Chowdeck, DHL and more — with delivery quoted at checkout.

Is Okara Pant original / how do I know it's authentic?

Your payment is held in escrow and only released to NackApparel after Okara Pant is delivered — so you're protected on every order and never pay first for something that doesn't arrive as described.

What sizes does Okara Pant come in?

Okara Pant is available in L, M, S, XL, XXL. Pick your size on the product page; Theyutes shows your saved fit if you've set one.

Can I return Okara Pant?

Theyutes offers 7-day returns on eligible items — start a return from your orders and, because payment is held in escrow, resolution is straightforward.

Okara Pant — NackApparel

Name: Okara Pant
Brand: NackApparel
Price: 130000.00 NGN
Availability: OutOfStock

Command attention with the Okara Pant - a bold fusion of heritage and contemporary streetwear. Crafted from heavyweight premium denim, this statement piece features an oversized wide-leg cut designed for confident movement and commanding presence.

At the front, rich red panels intersect with intricate Nsibidi symbols - an ancient system of visual communication from southeastern Nigeria. These markings are more than aesthetic; they are rooted in meaning, carrying stories passed down for generations. At the back, the pant is finished with a repeat NACK logo motif on the pocket, underscoring our commitment to cultural pride and identity.

Inspiration:
“Ọ̀kàrà” draws from the visual language of Nsibidi, where the cross symbol often represents balance, harmony, or the meeting point of paths. In Igbo, “ọ̀kàrà” can mean part of a whole or incomplete, reminding us that identity is a journey - always evolving, never finished.

With its bold front panel featuring Nsibidi symbols and a cross motif, the “Ọ̀kàrà” Pant becomes more than denim - it becomes a statement of intersection: between heritage and style, self-expression and culture.

This piece stands at the crossroads of culture and design, reminding us that the past isn't behind us - it's part of who we are.