Garvey Inspired by the King of Pan-Africanism, Marcus Mosiah Garvey. And what would Garvey wear? Something just like this. Made to the excellence befitting a king this is our best of best.
Made from a fusion of heavy wooly fabric and red linen this design has optional cuffs and comes with two length options, standard and knee cut.
Fabric note: The main printed fabric is a heavy woven fabric that should be dry-cleaned only. It has a slight wooly smell.
Did You know: Garvey was the first Jamaican national hero. He invested on grocery stores, laundry shops, restaurants, tailor shops and printing press. While it started good and gave hope to many, they had a hard time sustaining the businesses and they eventually closed down. Garvey established a shipping company Black Star Line in preparation for the back-to-Africa project With 4 million members backing him up in 1919, he was able to invest on a shipping company and called it Black Star Line.