On the heels of Aurora James's rousing success with her brand Brother Vellies (which began with the goal of introducing the rest of the world to her favorite traditional African footwear, while also creating and sustaining artisanal jobs within Africa), a new wave of African shoemakers is proving that the continent can compete with the likes of Europe and America when it comes to high-quality footwear. Handmade in such countries as South Africa, Morocco, Ethiopia, and Ghana, with a focus on sust...
On the heels of Aurora James's rousing success with her brand Brother Vellies (which began with the goal of introducing the rest of the world to her favorite traditional African footwear, while also creating and sustaining artisanal jobs within Africa), a new wave of African shoemakers is proving that the continent can compete with the likes of Europe and America when it comes to high-quality footwear. Handmade in such countries as South Africa, Morocco, Ethiopia, and Ghana, with a focus on sust...
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