EMA’YE Shirt
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Product Description
The EMA’YE Shirt by Gebayil is a bold expression of craft and identity. Handmade in Addis Ababa, it combines traditional Ethiopian weaving with striking brass detailing that adds depth and character. The fabric is dense enough to hold its structured shape yet breathable enough for all-day wear.
The rich green tone grounds the piece, while the brass elements introduce a refined, artistic edge, making it both cultural and contemporary.
Details
- SKU
- EMA-MEN-CLO-FAS-01043
- Brand
- Gebayil
- Made in
- Ethiopia (Addis Ababa)
- Material
- Handwoven Ethiopian fabric with brass embellishment
- Color
- Green
- Sleeves
- Short sleeves
- Shirt Length
- Standard length
- Gender
- Unisex / Male
Why You’ll Love It
It stands out effortlessly, rich in detail, culture, and individuality without feeling overdone.
It transitions effortlessly from a high-impact creative meeting to a sophisticated evening out.
The Style Guide
Pair with tailored trousers or relaxed pants for a clean, elevated look. Let the brass detailing shine by keeping the rest of your outfit minimal.
Care and Maintenance
Hand wash gently in cool water with mild detergent. Avoid direct contact with the brass embellishments during washing to prevent tarnishing.
Air dry flat in the shade. If the brass loses its luster over time, a gentle polish with a microfiber cloth will restore its original glow.
Avoid machine drying to preserve the integrity of the handwoven fibers.
Style Features
Iconic Brass Figure: Features a custom-cast brass embellishment, serving as a symbolic focal point of protection and identity.
Modern Short-Sleeve Cut: A clean, contemporary shape that provides comfort and breathability in warm climates.
Vibrant Palette: A rich, deep green hue that echoes the lush forests and fertile soil of the region.