Nigerian Native Wear Designs for Men & Guys (December 2024)

If you’re looking for the latest Nigerian native wear designs for men and guys who are sticklers for hot fashion stuff, then you’re just on the right page. Here, you’ll get some updates on the native wear trends in Nigeria, and you’ll get to see some of the latest and coolest styles and designs that will fascinate you.

You certainly love to look good in your native attire and one of the ways you validate your outfit is when you get a compliment about it.

However, you haven’t heard any accolades recently and you’re probably wondering why this hasn’t happened in a while, even when you seem to be wearing new attires every other month.

Nigerian native wear designs styles for men.

After viewing these styles, you’ll agree with me that Nigerian tailors are super talented in working with patterns, and their designs incorporate the rich culture, spirit, and diversity of the Nigerian people.

When it comes to creating high value investment  in wardrobes, Nigerian tailors are best in offering that.

The unique approach of Nigeria Tailors in designing lively and colorful prints has earned them a massive audience globally.

Looking cool in a clothe is not solely factored on the clothe it self. The accessories worn with the clothe also really matters too. Wrong foot wear could make a well sewn outfit look out of place.

 

 

 

 

Creating a brand is not about Logo but being known for a silhouette. It’s about creating unique an sensible concepts while maintaining your niche. Such Uniqueness is what GRANDEUR Tailors is known for.

See Also: 40 Agbada Styles for Nigerian Men

 

Pictures of Agbada Styles

There is no Traditional outfit that commands respect more than Agbada in Nigeria. Here are pictures of Agbada designs that may likely wow you.

 

Wear this style for your wedding and let your grooms men wear a different colour; You will surely be making one of the best Agbada demons so far.

See Also: 50 Nigerian Wedding Suits for Grooms and Groomsmen

Latest trends in Nigerian native wear designs

Well, times have changed and your clothing just might be lost in the 1960s if you don’t really know what is trending at the moment. For instance, the long-known men’s “buba-and-sokoto” is one that has been greatly affected by the ever-changing fashion trends.

These days, most bubas have become quite similar to a regular shirt, although most still retain their longer length. These shirts could either be long-sleeved or short-sleeved. Interestingly, some fashion designers have successfully pulled off the sleeveless version, with many finding it appealling.

Also, the trouser, just like the top, has become more fitting with the “pencil” version becoming the default choice among guys. Additionally, shorts instead of trousers have been growing in popularity as well.

However, one element of the men’s native attire that has undergone little changes is the agbada although; the dashiki has been worn as a smaller option to this outfit.

These native attires can be designed using ankara, lace fabric, guinea brocade and many more. However, in the Southern part of the country, the material used commonly is the george which is often worn in traditional settings.

Also, we have the Niger Delta style which was made popular by the former President of the country – Goodluck Jonathan.

The trendy versions are usually fitted with alluring accessories to match. Additionally, there are stylish embroidery that you can use to complement this attire especially when being worn to traditional events like weddings and special occassions.

However, this design also known as the Jonathan’s style has been tweaked by guys to enable its wearability to casual outings and hangouts with friends, colleagues or family. In this case, you don’t have to include the full regalia of beads, staff and the bowler hat when wearing your outfit.

Generally, it can be said that native attires which have been primarily used in the past as clothings for special occasions have become a part of our everyday life thanks to the amazing styles being created by designers.

As a matter of fact, these outfits have become the default clothing on weekends, casual occassions and many more.

Some other interesting designs include the African safari suit which can be sewn with ankara print. Also the men’s kaftan is another great design. And the dashiki which is a smaller version of the agbada can look really elegant when neatly embroidered.

Currently, the most popular native colours are white and black and these designs can be perfectly complemented with almost any colour of embroidery.

Overall, with new trends popping up each day, we really can’t predict the next innovative design for your next native outfit but we’re certain that you can already think of many designs by reading through this page.

See Also: Latest Nigerian men’s Fashion Catalogue