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Cultures mastered under one roof — Yoruba, Igbo & Hausa
The House
A tailor who builds culture into every seam
Sir Rotel Fashion was built on a simple conviction: native wear is not costume, it is inheritance. Every agbada, isiagu and babban riga that leaves the atelier is cut for the body wearing it, not for a rack — measured, drafted and hand-finished until the fit says as much about the man or woman inside it as the fabric does.
Working from Queen's Cinema, Ibadan, the house serves clients across the three major traditions of Nigerian dress, pairing hand-woven aso-oke, velvet isiagu and richly embroidered babban riga with the styling — gele, cap, beads, wrapper — that completes a look for its occasion, whether that's a wedding, a chieftaincy conferment, or a Sunday best.
"Cloth carries a name. My work is to cut it so it carries yours well."
