MENSWEAR SHIRT HAND-EMBROIDERED BY THE MILAYA PROJECT AT BIDI BIDI REFUGEE SETTLEMENT IN NORTHWESTERN UGANDA. FEATURING A NEW, 1960S INSPIRED COLLAR, CROPPED LENGTH AND RAW HEMS. EMBROIDERY INSPIRED BY HAND-DRAWN TAXI ART IN KAMPALA. A MILAYA IS A HAND-EMBROIDERED BEDSHEET THAT SOUTH SUDANESE GIRLS LEARN TO MAKE FROM THEIR MOTHERS AND GRANDMOTHERS. THEY ARE TRADITIONALLY USED AS DOWRIES AND DECOR. IN 2016, WHEN FAMILIES FLED THE WAR IN SOUTH SUDAN FOR UGANDA, THEY CARRIED ONLY WHAT THEY COULD WRAP AND TIE IN THEIR MILAYAS. THE MILAYA PROJECT NOW SUPPORTS SOUTH SUDANESE WOMEN ARTISANS AT BIDI BIDI REFUGEE SETTLEMENT, ELEVEN HOURS FROM OUR KAMPALA STUDIO BY BUS, WHO HAND-EMBROIDER EACH OF THESE SHIRTS. MADE-TO-ORDER THIS PIECE IS MADE-TO-ORDER BY OUR TEAM IN KAMPALA. PRODUCTION BEGINS AS SOON AS THE PRE-ORDER WINDOW CLOSES ON 28TH AUGUST 2026. DELIVERY WITHIN SIX MONTHS. FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING WITH DHL EXPRESS. NO ADDITIONAL TAXES OR DUTIES.