Connecting Dutch Indos, the global diaspora, and honoring our Afro-Indo (Belanda Hitam) lineage through premium print-to-ship apparel and living history.
Premium heavyweight garments and stickers crafted on-demand and delivered to your doorstep.
A tribute to the Ghanaian soldiers recruited from Elmina to Java (1831–1872) who forged our Afro-Indo heritage in Purworejo and Vianen. 240 GSM organic ring-spun cotton, oversized fit.
Neon string-lights, satay smoke and krontjong — the night market on a garment-dyed, vintage-washed heavyweight tee.
Bold condensed "TEMPO DOELOE" across the chest in old Dutch-Indies spelling, with a small Melati at the hem. Unisex heavyweight cotton.
Back-print tour dates that never existed but should have: Surabaya · Breda · Brussels Expo · Den Haag · Hamburg. Front: a Jazzmaster played behind the head.
Monumental back-print mapping the migration route Elmina → Purworejo → Vianen. 450 GSM ultra-heavyweight brushed cotton.
Twenty-two embroidered stripes down the sleeve — one for every layer of a proper spekkoek. Heavy French terry, dropped shoulders.
Unstructured six-panel cap with "TONG TONG" embroidered in tonal thread and a tiny Melati on the side.
Heavy organic canvas tote with the 17,000-island archipelago printed as a single line. Fits a week of pasar shopping.
Weatherproof vinyl. Laptop, bottle, helmet. Add one to any order.
This premium kiss-cut vinyl sticker features a seamless fusion of the West African Gye Nyame symbol and Javanese Kawung batik. Durable and weather-resistant, it serves as a striking tribute to the Belanda Hitam community.
Weatherproof vinyl kiss-cut sticker of the five-petal Indische Melati. Laptop, bottle, or car.
Sankofa bird woven from Parang Rusak batik lines. Durable kiss-cut vinyl for laptops, helmets, and water bottles.
Five die-cut lanterns, satay skewers and a spekkoek slice on one sheet. Fade-proof outdoor vinyl.
A shared history forged between 1831 and 1872 that created a vibrant Afro-Indo heritage of pride, discipline, and community.
Between 1831 and 1872, Ghanaian soldiers enlisted in the KNIL, journeyed across the Indian Ocean to Java, married Indonesian women, and established a vibrant Afro-Indo heritage in Purworejo. Following the revolution, they repatriated to the Netherlands, settling in Vianen and beyond. We honor our Afro-Indo brothers and sisters—where Ashanti Adinkra motifs meet Javanese Batik.
The Ghanaian wisdom to remember and retrieve our roots, guiding the typography and visual identity of our streetwear drops.
The symbol of relentless waves and enduring resilience, honoring families who crossed oceans and rebuilt their homes with dignity.
Living stories, oral histories, diaspora art, and culinary memories.
A home cook from Den Haag on the spekkoek her oma never wrote down — and the argument about nutmeg that keeps it alive.
Between 1831 and 1872, approximately 3,000 Ghanaian recruits arrived in Java. This is the enduring story of their families, their valor, and their repatriation to the Netherlands.
Pasar Malams, exhibitions, culinary festivals, and commemorations.
Het grootste Aziatische en Indische festival met authentieke food courts, live Indo-rock, krontjong en traditionele ambachten.
Annual gathering commemorating the Afro-Indo community, featuring historical lectures, photo exhibitions, and culinary dialogue.
