The Ghana Inspired Overalls That Put the Map on Your Body

These Ghana inspired overalls carry the towns and cities of Ghana — the country Ruth calls home — across every inch of their warm ochre ground in flowing handwritten script. Cape Coast. Bolgatanga. Accra. Kumasi. Kintampo. Every name is a place with a story. And so is the person wearing them.

The All Roads Lead to Ghana Collection

Born from Ruth's own journey — from Trinidad and Tobago, through Toronto, to the heart of Accra — this collection is a celebration of Ghana, the country she chose. Multiple bands of tribal triangles in red, black, and terracotta run across the full bib panel and wrap along the wide adjustable straps, grounding the script print in a visual language that is distinctly, unapologetically African.

The Print

The warm ochre ground is the colour of Ghanaian roads at golden hour. Town names flow across the fabric in layered, overlapping script — alive with meaning, dense with memory. From the bib to the shorts hem, this is not decoration. This is documentation.

What Makes These Ghana Inspired Overalls Different

Silhouette and Construction

Cut in a relaxed, easy fit with wide adjustable straps and metal buckle closures, these African print short overalls are made for real days — street markets, cultural events, summer picnics, easy weekend energy. Chest patch pocket, side pockets, and back patch pockets keep everything close. Thick 100% polyester holds its shape and its colour. Metal button closures on the sides. Machine wash cold. Available in sizes 2XS–4XL.

Wear Them Your Way

Over a white tee or a fitted crop. With trainers on the street or sandals at the beach. Dressed up or stripped back — these overalls carry a story that starts in Ghana and goes everywhere the person wearing them goes.

For anyone who carries Ghana with them — in their heart, their roots, and the way they move through the world — these Ghana inspired overalls are more than an outfit. They are a declaration. Designed in Accra. Worn with intention.