World of Vlisco
Explore our journey, where storytelling through our prints and designs celebrate the craftsmanship and enduring connections behind our fabrics, all rooted in creativity and community.
Every Yard
is Unique
Vlisco is synonymous with extraordinary craftsmanship. Each yard of fabric undergoes an intricate process with dozens of steps in it to ensure longevity and impeccable quality, transforming the designs into bold, elegant expressions of individuality. The teams undergo multi-year training to become masters of technique.
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There is only one Vlisco.
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Vlisco’s signature production process is absolutely unique. The hand-drawn and printed designs are often layered with vein-like crackles and ‘bubble’ marks, resulting in charming traces left behind from highly-specialised, exclusive printing techniques.
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Every yard, authenticated by these ‘perfect imperfections’.
THE DESIGN STUdio
Hand-Drawn Stories
The magic of Vlisco design cannot be codified or analysed; it’s a form of storytelling, but leaves you with a sense of wonder. Vlisco prides itself with creating the ‘perfect imperfection’ for individual self-expression.
Over the years, the Vlisco Design Studio has developed extraordinary expertise in hand drawing and the use of colour. This unique balance of skill has made the Design Studio world-renowned for their talent; they are the starting point of every Vlisco design. Their creations not only signify a powerful symbol of identity but have also inspired countless artists, serving as a creative baseline. Vlisco designs are respected and admired globally, often featured in prestigious exhibitions and museums.
Cultural Icons
Vlisco prints have been both witnesses to history and a part of it for nearly two centuries. Learn how Vlisco’s designs have accompanied iconic figures throughout eras of social transformation and artistic renewal.
Vlisco Connections
Over the years, Vlisco has embraced collaborations with visionary creatives across diverse fields. Step into an endless collection of vibrant visuals, bold designs, and inspiring dialogues with the extraordinary people who fuel our dreams.
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Trevor Stuurman x Sarah DioufIn Senegal, Trevor Stuurman and Sarah Diouf reimagine Seydou Keïta’s legacy for the "Icons Last Forever" campaign, uniting fashion and photography with Vlisco prints at the centre.
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Muriel Blanche x VliscoCameroonian actress and cultural icon Muriel Blanche starred in the "Icons Last Forever" campaign, embodying Vlisco’s legacy with bold, authentic style that bridges generations.
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Vlisco at CannesAt Cannes 2025, actress Sophie Tankou and creator Sylvanie Bessong walked the red carpet in Swarovski-embellished Vlisco gowns by Francel Guezodje. A collaboration with Brut, celebrating identity and savoir-faire through fashion.
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Togo YEYEFor the Blossoming Beauty campaign, Vlisco collaborated with Togo YÉYÉ, a Lomé-based creative duo led by Malaika Nabillah and Delali Ayivi. Known for reshaping Togolese visual narratives, Togo YÉYÉ brought their authentic lens to the streets, beaches, and floral life of Lomé.
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Vlisco x Fally Ipupa | “MAYANGA”Vlisco partnered with Congolese music star Fally Ipupa to release “MAYANGA”, a music video celebrating African women. The videoclip and campaign were shot in Côte d’Ivoire, featuring creative direction of Daniel Obasi and fashion by Loza Maléombho.
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Vlisco TalksWith Spotify Africa, featuring DJs Dope Caesar, Ggoldie, and Beenouch | Fostering cultural dialogues and exploring narratives through print, as part of 'The Vlisco House' exhibition in Dakar, Senegal, 2024.
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Nigeria Imaginary x VliscoSponsor of the Nigeria Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, Italy, 2024-an artistic exploration connecting Nigeria’s past and present to envision an optimistic future for the country.
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City of JoyFabric collection created for the City of Joy, a transformational leadership community for women in the DRC, 2020.
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Noa Verhofstad x VliscoA series of 3D window displays bringing wonder and joy to life through unexpected design, showcased in Vlisco stores across Togo, Benin, and Ivory Coast, 2022.
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Cabinet by Simone PostSince 2015, Dutch designer Simone Post has collaborated with Vlisco, upcycling fabric scraps into sustainable, eco-friendly design pieces.
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Yinka ShonibareYinka Shonibare's artwork featuring Vlisco dresses, exhibited in Helmond, the Netherlands, 2016,expanded the conversation around the hybridity of identity.
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Victor and Rolf x VliscoParis Fashion Week 2015—where Vlisco fabrics were transformed into sculptural floral art in a haute couture showcase, celebrating the art of design and craftsmanship.