Atlega Creatives unveils Africa-inspired jacket collection ahead of Africa Day.

Gqeberha, Eastern Cape - In celebration of Africa Day, Atlega Creatives is stitching together threads of heritage, pride, and artistic expression with the launch of a striking new collection of jackets that boldly celebrate African identity.

Far from being just garments, these jackets tell stories - stories of ancestry, resilience, and a forward-looking Africa. Each piece in the collection merges traditional African aesthetics with contemporary design, creating wearable art that speaks to the soul of the continent.

For Brenda Moduka, the visionary Founder and Creative Director of Atlega Creatives, this collection is deeply personal.

“This year’s Africa Day collection is about honoring where we come from — the wisdom of our ancestors, the resilience of our people, and the vibrancy of our cultures - while also imagining the Africa we’re building today,” she explains.

Moduka’s work is driven by a profound belief in cultural storytelling. The jackets are adorned with vivid colors, intricate patterns, and symbols that echo pan-African pride. The craftsmanship not only reflects Africa’s visual richness but also sparks conversation among those who wear and witness it.

The collection is designed for women who see fashion as more than attire - for those who see it as an extension of their voice, culture, and convictions. Art lovers, cultural enthusiasts, and the global Afrocentric community are encouraged to explore the pieces online and engage with Atlega’s Africa Month celebration throughout May.

Beyond fashion, Atlega for Women Projects Enterprise - the force behind the brand, is committed to social impact. As an accredited training company, it empowers women and youth with technical and entrepreneurial skills, equipping them to shape their own futures and contribute meaningfully to the economy.

With this Africa Day collection, Atlega Creatives reminds us that fashion can be a powerful storyteller - and every stitch can echo a legacy.

Explore the collection: www.atlegawomen.co.za