Osei-Duro is a fashion brand that combines contemporary design with handmade textile techniques. Headquartered in Ghana, with a studio in Vancouver and a distribution center in Colorado, the brand is committed to supporting the local apparel industry and promoting sustainability. Everything they create is handmade and hand-dyed, working with small-scale artisans and manufacturers in Ghana.

At Osei-Duro, they prioritize a positive work culture where everyone's input is valued. With teams located in Accra, Vancouver, Los Angeles, and Colorado, they offer full-time pay for a four-day work week, along with comprehensive benefits such as paid leave, maternity and paternity leave, and health insurance coverage. Their production process involves collaborating with a wide variety of artisans across different countries, using techniques such as hand-batiking, tie-dyeing, botanical dyeing, hand weaving, and more.

Their most sought-after products are their hand-batiked dresses and jumpsuits, but they also enjoy experimenting with new processes and engaging in special projects. In addition to their core business, Osei-Duro engages in initiatives like the Reruns program, which provides job skills and training to women in recovery, and artist residencies that foster creative collaborations. They also collaborate with artists, designers, and other brands for limited edition pieces.

Osei-Duro was founded by Molly Keogh and Maryanne Mathias, who met in high school and embarked on an exploratory trip to Ghana. What started as an experiment eventually grew into a successful fashion company, deeply rooted in Ghana. With their commitment to sustainable production, support for local artisans, and creative collaborations, Osei-Duro is a brand that not only offers contemporary fashion but also promotes social and environmental responsibility