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Uyai Women's African Print Stretch Blazer (Midnight Teal Abstract) - D'IYANU

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Uyai Women's African Print Stretch Blazer (Midnight Teal Abstract)

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$95.00 USD

Color: Midnight Teal Abstract

Teal

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Black-Owned & Designed in the USA

Product description

Style#5024MTA

Sharp tailoring meets bold print in the Uyai Women's African Print Stretch Blazer. A notch collar and double-breasted front bring structured style, while satin lining and flap pockets add a refined touch throughout. Built with stretch woven fabric for a polished fit that still moves with you.

Features:

Notch collar
Double breasted
2 non-functional buttons, 2 functional buttons at waist
Lined with satin
2 flap pockets at sides
Content: 72% Rayon / 24% Nylon / 4% Spandex Stretch Woven
Designed in the USA, imported

Care Instructions

Use mild detergent. Do not bleach. Wash and iron inside out. Machine wash cold. Hang to dry. Iron on low heat.

Model Size

Size: S | Height: 5'8” | Bust: 36” | Waist: 27” | Hips: 38"

Return Policy

Delivery Policy

Orders ship Monday-Friday, excluding pre-order items.
Orders placed on weekends or holidays are processed the next business day.
UPS Next Day Shipping: Orders placed before 12 PM EST (Mon-Fri) will be delivered the next business day.
Showroom Pickup: Available Monday-Friday, 10:30 AM - 4:00 PM. Call us to place your order over the phone.
Orders cannot be altered once fulfilled.

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FAQ

Is D’IYANU Black-owned?

Yes, D’IYANU is owned by a Nigerian brother and sister team - Addie Ajayi and Dara Ajayi

Is it cultural appropriation to wear D’IYANU products if you’re not African or of African descent?

We welcome people of all backgrounds interested in celebrating the African diaspora to wear our products. Our founder Addie Ajayi launched D’IYANU with the goal of sharing her rich Nigerian heritage with people who love bold African prints and appreciate its origin.

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