INSIDE NIGERIA'S HIDDEN TEXTILE TOWN : HOW THEY MAKE AFRICAN FABRICS & TURN THEM INTO GLOBAL EXPORTS

📍 Shot in Iseyin, Oyo State – Nigeria’s Home of Aso Òfì (Aso-Oke)
🎥 A Danica Kosy Original | The Legacy Level

In this documentary, I take you deep into Iseyin, a small town in southwestern Nigeria where African fabrics are still made by hand — one thread at a time.

The local weavers here are not just preserving Yoruba tradition… they’re turning it into a real business. Some trained themselves through university with this work. Others combine it with farming. And some even export their handmade fabric to customers in countries like *Germany, USA, and Canada.*

This is *not just a cultural video* — it’s a real example of how local skills can be turned into global value.
📦 They weave by hand.
🧵 They create beautiful African fabrics.
🌍 And they’re shipping it abroad.

In a world where machines are taking over, these Nigerians are keeping craft alive — and building something with long-term impact.

If you care about African business, culture, or creative hustle — this is a story you need to see.

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CONTACT FABRIC MAKERS : 07055825232

👤 *Produced by:* Danica Kosy
🧶 *Brand:* The Legacy Level
📌 *Location:* Iseyin, Oyo State, Nigeria

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