The Rangi Mahiri dress, in radiant orange African fabric, channels energy and elegance with its eye-catching hue. A modern silhouette with cultural flair makes this a standout for special occasions and celebrations.
Fabric & Material: 100% cotton African wax print with a firm texture that holds its shape well.
Material
see product description
Care Instruction
Hand wash gently in cold water with mild soap. Air dry in shade; avoid tumble drying or prolonged sun exposure. Iron on a low to medium setting while slightly damp for best results. Do not use bleach or harsh chemicals.
Production, Shipping & Returns
Production:
Each piece is made to order. Once an order has been placed, it will take two weeks to be made. After the production is complete, orders are typically packed within 3-5 business days, excluding public holidays. Once your order is packed and ready for shipment, you will receive an email confirmation.
Shipping:
Domestic Shipping (within Australia) Standard (3-10 business days)
We do not take any responsibility or liability for any taxes, customs fees or duties that may be applicable to your order. You are responsible for the payment of any of such fees.
Return / Exchange:
Please note that we do not offer refunds for change of mind or incorrect sizing. Instead, we provide exchanges or store credit. Store credit can be used to purchase another item of the same value. We highly recommend choosing carefully.
In the event that you receive a defective or damaged item, please contact our customer support within 7 days of receiving your order. We will be happy to assist you in resolving the issue.
Return & Refund Condition - Proof of purchase is provided in the form transactional receipt or invoice; and the items are in their original condition, meaning that: all tags are still intact; the items are in their original packaging; and the items have not been worn, altered, damaged or washed.
Rangi Mahiri Dress
$75.00 AUD
DESIGNER
Justine Ndayi
Justine Ndayi’s work is a vibrant exploration of culture and identity, where contemporary design meets the richness of African heritage. Through Kis Simba, she transforms traditional fabrics and bold prints into expressive silhouettes that honour both craftsmanship and modern expression.
Each piece reflects a story of resilience and pride, drawing from cultural traditions while evolving into forms that are wearable and timeless. Her designs move beyond trend, embracing a distinctive aesthetic that celebrates heritage with confidence.
At FOMA Collective, Justine’s work represents a new generation of designers who preserve culture through fashion where each garment becomes a continuation of legacy and a celebration of identity.
