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Nawara Goddess Kaftan
The Nawara Look

She walked in.
The outfit took care of itself.

One custom print. A Goddess Kaftan and Marley Pants designed to arrive together.

Shop the Nawara Set — $470.00

Choose your Marley Pants size on the product page. Current inventory shown there.

The woman this was built for

She built the career.
She booked the resort.
She wants to arrive as herself.

Most resort wear was designed on somebody else’s body, from somebody else’s idea of what vacation should look like. Sai built Nawara from the opposite direction: a curvy woman designing for the body she actually had, then creating the print, drape and proportions around that truth.

The result is not a costume for vacation. It is the kind of look you put on once and stop thinking about for the rest of the day.

Nawara Goddess Kaftan
The Nawara Effect

The print is the mechanism.

The kaftan and pants share the same Sai Sankoh print, so the silhouette reads as one intentional look rather than separates you had to figure out. Add the scarf when you want a third layer of the same story.

One PrintCustom Sai Sankoh artwork
0–24Kaftan designed for real bodies
24–48hStandard in-stock fulfillment target

“All that is required to wear my pieces is confidence.”

— Sai Sankoh

Sai Sankoh
The woman who built it

Born in Sierra Leone.
Built from lived experience.

Sai Sankoh spent years seeing beautiful fashion fail to translate to the women actually buying it. She created Sai Sankoh for women who want color, movement and presence without negotiating with their bodies first.

Nawara is part of that philosophy: a custom print, a generous Goddess Kaftan, and pants that give the customer a real size choice instead of pretending one fit works for everyone.

The Nawara Look

You do not need another outfit.
You need the one everyone remembers.

Start with the kaftan and Marley Pants set. Add the scarf if you want the full three-piece story. Prices and availability below are pulled from the current Shopify products, not hard-coded campaign claims.