Kente Collection
Ohemaa 'Queen' Series for Women
Endys flagship scrub collection is inspired by the beauty of Ghana.
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Ghana
Ghana is a vibrant West African nation known for its rich culture, welcoming people, and breathtaking landscapes. From the golden beaches of Cape Coast to the lush greenery of the Volta Region and the bustling energy of Accra, Ghana is a beautiful blend of tradition and modern life that continues to inspire.
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Kente Weaving
Kente is a vibrant, handwoven fabric that originates from Ghana. Traditionally worn during important ceremonies, each Kente cloth tells a story through its bold colors and intricate patterns. The weaving process is done on narrow looms, with weavers skillfully interlacing threads to create symbolic designs.
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Kente Symbolism
Each Kente symbol and color carries deep cultural meaning. Gold often stands for royalty and wealth, blue symbolizes harmony and peace, while black represents spiritual strength and maturity. Patterns are not just decorative - they tell stories and convey proverbs, making every Kente cloth a woven message of identity and tradition.
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Kente Today
For the African diaspora in the U.S., Kente has become a powerful symbol of pride, heritage, and cultural identity. It is often worn at graduations, weddings, and cultural celebrations to honor African roots and ancestral legacy. For many, draping Kente is a way to reclaim history, express unity, and celebrate the richness of African traditions across generations.
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Ghana
Ghana
Kente Weaving
Kente Weaving
Kente Symbolism
Kente Symbolism
Kente Today
Kente Today
Ohene 'King' Series for Men
...But future collections could draw inspiration from any culture
USA
Cowboy Culture
Cowboy culture in the USA grew from Spanish and Mexican cattle traditions. It values hard work, loyalty, and a strong bond with the land. Storytelling, rodeos, and communal life are key parts of cowboy tradition.
Cowboys dress for function and identity with wide-brimmed hats, boots, denim, and leather. Cowboy songs evolved into modern country and Western music, telling stories of love, hardship, and the open range.
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USA
Cowboy Culture
Cowboy culture in the USA grew from Spanish and Mexican cattle traditions. It values hard work, loyalty, and a strong bond with the land. Storytelling, rodeos, and communal life are key parts of cowboy tradition.
Cowboys dress for function and identity with wide-brimmed hats, boots, denim, and leather. Cowboy songs evolved into modern country and Western music, telling stories of love, hardship, and the open range.
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Nigeria
Yoruba Culture
The Yoruba people of Nigeria have a vibrant culture known for respect for tradition, and elaborate festivals. They place strong emphasis on family and community.
Yoruba traditional attire is colorful and symbolic - men wear agbadas or buba with sokoto trousers, while women wear iro, buba, and headwraps called gele. Music plays a central role in Yoruba life, featuring instruments like the talking drum (dùndún), bata drums, and shekeres, often accompanied by singing and dancing.
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Nigeria
Mexico
Mexican Weaving
Weaving in Mexico is one of the country's oldest and most treasured crafts, with origins stretching back to ancient civilizations like the Zapotecs, Mayas, and Aztec. Today, some of the most famous weaving traditions come from Oaxaca, Chiapas, and the Yucatán Peninsula.
Many traditional Mexican textiles do more than showcase craftsmanship - they tell stories. Hence, Mexican weaving is not just a functional art form but a powerful way of preserving the voices and traditions of communities across generations.
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Mexico
Thailand
Thai Culture
The culture of the Thai people is deeply influenced by Buddhism, which shapes their values of respect, community, and mindfulness.
Traditional Thai dressing includes garments like the chut thai for women, featuring a wrapped skirt called a pha nung and a fitted blouse, while men often wear loose shirts and pants. Fabrics such as silk and cotton are highly prized, with Thai silk from provinces like Surin gaining worldwide fame.
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Thailand
Spain
Flamenco Culture
Flamenco culture in Spain is a passionate expression of music, dance, and emotion, deeply rooted in Andalusian, Romani, and Moorish traditions. It captures themes of love, sorrow, joy, and struggle, often performed in intimate settings called tablaos or during lively festivals.
Flamenco dance is known for its powerful footwork, graceful arm movements, and intense facial expressions. Dancers wear colorful, ruffled dresses for women and fitted suits for men. Musicians accompany them with the flamenco guitar, singing (cante), and rhythmic hand claps (palmas).
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Spain
Scrub Caps
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Our Commitment
Healing Beyond Scrubs
At Endys, we believe healthcare is a human right. A share of our profits is dedicated to supporting healthcare access and education in underserved communities. Every scrub we sell helps sow the seeds of wellness and opportunity where they’re needed most.