African prints, which have been gaining popularity in Japan in recent years, originated from items made in the 19th century by Europeans, including the Dutch, for export to Africa. Today, they are known by various names depending on the region in Africa, such as Pagne, Kitenge, Wax Print, and Ankara Fabric. We are offering 1 yard (90cm) of unique and individualistic fabric purchased in France. It is a soft fabric. 100% Cotton Width: Approx. 118cm Length: 90cm (1 yard) We still have a small amount on hand, so please comment in advance if you wish to purchase more than 90cm (in 90cm increments). We do not sell in 1-meter increments or fractional amounts. As of today, we have 3 yards available. (2 yards for 2800 yen, 3 yards for 4200 yen). Purchasing all 3 yards is also possible. We will do our best to cut it straight, but we are amateurs. Please understand that there may be some error. ◆Important◆◆◆◆◆ African prints and wax prints are initially stiff fabrics, but they will soften with use and washing. They are individualistic and charming fabrics with slight variations in size and occasional bleeding. Also, there may be manufacturer's labels or several stickers, about 15cm square, on the fabric. These stickers are primarily for quality assurance. Additionally, there may be stickers about 1cm wide on the edges. The adhesive from these stickers can be removed by washing with a neutral detergent. Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about this. ◆◆◆◆◆◆ ↓↓ As of today, there are no stickers on the fabric. The item will be folded and shipped in simple packaging. Please purchase after agreeing to the above. ◆◆Follower Discount Available. Get 100 yen off for purchases totaling 5000 yen or more at once. Please comment before purchasing.◆◆ We also have other African prints, African print scraps, and African雑貨 (African goods) obtained in Nigeria. Discounts are available for combined purchases! Please feel free to comment. #AfricanPrint #Africa #AfricanFabric #WaxPrint #AfricanFabric #African #PurchasedInFrance #Paris #France #africanprint