The Wrap Skirt: One size fits many

The wrap skirt happens to be a more modern and tailored version of what we traditionally call a wrapper. It’s a very flattering style for most body types. Whether you have a curvy or straight figure you can’t go wrong with a wrap skirt. If you have flat hips it makes it less obvious and if you have full hips it hugs your hips beautifully.

The wrap skirt can be worn with any top of your choice. With the right accessories it offers a casual look for a weekend rendezvous or a dressier look for a party.

A wrap skirt can be adjusted easily at the waist and this makes it the ideal gift to get for a friend, relative or colleague. Try wearing your wrap skirt with a linen top with embroidered details instead of the usual T-shirts. Here are two examples of wrap skirts worn with linen tops.

Below are some more varieties you would get from Pekels.

Floral patterns in multiple colours.

Zig-zag patterns in bold colours.

A combination of florals with small tiny geometric patterns.

This is a two-coloured print that has timeless appeal because of its simple pattern and subtle look.

A combination of florals and geometrical patterns.

Beautiful floating patterns.

Bold geometrical designs for a bold look.

Leafy patterns in bold colours.

All stripes with toned down colours.

Zig-zag wavy patterns on a geometric background.

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How To Wear Tunics

Tunics or knee length dresses that are loose around the body can be worn in other ways than just a dress. You can pair them with a wrap skirt and with a nice pair of leggings or jeans. Your pair of jeans should be skinny or any other slim fit design. Certainly not with baggy or wide leg jeans. A tunic should fit around your neck and chest so you don't look as though you had no shape. For a more flattering look leave unbutton one or two buttons to create a V-neckline. Lastly, you have to select your footwear carefully. Either heels to give you a long slim look or flats for a casual or relaxed look.

African Inspired Handbags

The great thing about African inspired handbags is that they come in a wide variety of colours, patterns and prints to give your clothes that additional spark. There are days when you may not want to wear an a multicoloured outfit but a multicoloured accessory would be okay. 1. The Shoulder Bag A shoulder bag crafted from a combination of wax print, faux leather and suede fabrics. This is a perfect choice for going shopping or a day out with the ladies. 3. The Tote These tote bags come in large rectangular shapes with varying patterns emphasizing our African heritage. Largely made from faux leather and embossed with patterns cut out from wax prints.

Pekels Menswear

Locally produced menswear in wax print, linen and polished cotton are all designed to celebrate our African heritage and must be worn with lots of pride. Buying more locally manufactured goods also will be your contribution to curbing youth unemployment and making the cedi stronger. Pekels offers the quality style and finishing you deserve and you can have that at Pekels. You can locate Pekels at North Kaneshie near Green Hand junction. You can call us on 024 466 7773 / 020 480 9956 or 050 560 2164. We are ever ready to take your orders and we wholesale as well.

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