It could be worn defiantly on occasions that normally would call for a suit and tie. The dashiki was worn as a way to protest society’s disrespect for African Americans. It was a symbol of affirmation, it stood for “black is beautiful” and signaled a return to African roots, and insistence on full rights in American society. The militancy of the 1960s may have faded, but the dashiki has not. It still serves as a symbol of African oneness within American culture, especially during Kwanzaa and Black History Month. It is also sometimes worn as a high fashion look or just a colorful, comfortable clothe for all occasions.

• Material: COTTON
• Material: Polyester
• Type: Dashiki
• Gender: MEN
• Model Number: NO
• Gender: Unisex
• Color: Orange,Red,Blue
• Package Include: Coat
• Style: African Clothes
• Item Type: Dashiki Print
• Size: S,M,L,XL
• Season: Spring,Summer,Autumn,Winter
• Occasion: Casual,Party,Streetwear
• Men’Jacket: ladies clothes
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