Yoruba cap (Fila):Green & Cream Striped Accessory size:22.5 Double fold cuffs

Double fold cuffs

A metalic gray Italian damask tuxedo with black satin peak lapel and black beltless tuxedo pants

Green v-neck geometry loose fit top and wide leg plitted pants

Fabric: Aso Oke

pink and brown stripped aso-oke Agbada with inner danshiki and embroidered pants

Yoruba cap (Fila):Green & Cream Striped Accessory size:22.5 Double fold cuffsYoruba Cap (Fila): A Symbol of Culture and Elegance The Yoruba cap, commonly known as Fila, is a traditional headwear worn by men of the Yoruba ethnic group in Nigeria. Crafted from richly woven fabrics like Aso Oke, velvet, or damask, the cap is a symbol of pride, identity, and cultural heritage. Traditionally worn with agbada or buba and sokoto, the Fila complements formal attire for weddings, festivals, and other ceremonies. Its tilt and styling