ABOUT Alt.FFF

Where Materials Speak Before Fashion

Alternative Fashion Fabric Fair is a curated platform redefining the future of fashion by placing African materials at the centre of global design conversations.

Alt.FFF celebrates. the foundations of fashion itself — showcasing raw and semi-processed African fibres, fabrics, and textile innovations shaped by heritage, sustainability, and craftsmanship.

From natural fibres and handwoven textiles to process-led material innovation, each showcase reflects the richness of Africa’s diverse ecosystems, centuries-old techniques, modern technology, forward-thinking production methods.

The fair is where tradition meets innovation — unveiling the untapped potential of African materials as powerful resources for the next generation of global fashion, design, and responsible manufacturing.

Colorful, patterned map of Africa with intricate ethnic designs on a dark background.
Poster for The Alternative Fashion Fabric Fair with informational text and a graphic of interconnected colorful icons representing people and industry connections.
A dark green background with white text, featuring a colorful, stylized map of Africa at the bottom. The text invites African-based textile, leather, fabric, accessories, and raw material businesses to apply for an exhibition, emphasizing diversity a
Information about sourcing opportunities at a fair, highlighting sourcing partnerships and value-chain opportunities, with an illustration of a handshake.
Flyer with green background and orange top border promoting connecting African producers to global markets with a graphic of the African continent on Earth.

Collaborations & Partnerships

Connecting with brands who have united to support and partner with our mission

  • Fashion Forum Africa logo with black background, green and white text, and a hexagonal design element.
  • A vertical red rectangle with black text reading "MC PR Africa," and a smaller line of text below that says "Akwaba Welcome Bonjour."
  • A distorted image with the text 'CHARTER HOUSE' in the center and some pink and blue abstract shapes around it.
  • Logo of the Institute of Textiles & Fashion Professionals Ghana, featuring a stylized textile design in red and blue.
  • Logo of the National Commission on Culture with a crest and text in gold on a black background.
  • Logo of the Association of Ghana Industries featuring a red gear icon and black text reading 'AGI Association of Ghana Industries'.