Creativity from Ghana blossoming Larry Jay leads the sustainable fashion charge

The Ghanaian fashion house, Larry Jay, whose brand ethos has been to utilize recycled materials and mainly methods used in local production of fabric, has once again made a strong showing on the world stage with designs based on their principle of little to no waste.

Leading the sustainable fashion charge, Larry Jay projected Ghana’s pioneering role in tackling the dumping of second hand goods on her shores, showcased his latest collection made from upcycled materials in Paris earlier this week at the Africa Fashion Up event. The event projects African Excellence, and Larry Jay’s participation projected Ghana as a viable creative hub.

A week before, having been invited to show at the ‘Africa Reimagined Expo’, they made similarly significant impressions at the event held in China.

Larry Jay is a unisex Ghanaian brand of ethical fashion clothes and accessories founded by Larry Jafaru Mohammed.
The brand started as a fashion accessories line in 2012 with a rebirth and introduction of fashion clothes in 2016 and officially debuted its first spring summer collection in 2017. Larry Jay is a unisex Ghanaian brand that has a unique and timeless personality living in a clean, diverse and progressive world.