Rangi Mahiri Coat
Kis Simba
The Rangi Mahiri coat, crafted from vibrant orange African fabric, radiates bold sophistication and modern elegance.
Fabric & Material: 100% cotton African wax print with a firm texture that holds its shape well.
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Production, Shipping & Returns
Processing Time
Each piece is made to order. Once an order has been placed, it will take two weeks to be made. After the production is complete, orders are typically packed within 3-5 business days, excluding public holidays. Once your order is packed and ready for shipment, you will receive an email confirmation.
Cost of Shipping
Domestic Shipping (within Australia)
Standard (3-10 business days)
Taxes, Customs Fees, Duties
We do not take any responsibility or liability for any taxes, customs fees or duties that may be applicable to your order. You are responsible for the payment of any of such fees.
Refunds, Exchanges, and Store Credit
Please note that we do not offer refunds for change of mind or incorrect sizing. Instead, we provide exchanges or store credit. Store credit can be used to purchase another item of the same value. We highly recommend choosing carefully.
In the event that you receive a defective or damaged item, please contact our customer support within seven days of receiving your order. We will be happy to assist you in resolving the issue.
DESIGNER
Justine Ndayi
Rooted in her Congolese heritage, Justine’s vision is to preserve and celebrate African culture through the universal language of fashion.
Each garment tells a story — of identity, artistry, and resilience. Handcrafted with bold prints and contemporary silhouettes, every piece carries the vibrancy of Africa’s creative spirit while honouring generations of craftsmanship.
At the heart of Kis Simba lies the head wrap, a symbol of pride, elegance, and cultural continuity. For Justine, fashion is more than style — it is legacy. A way to ensure that Africa’s beauty and traditions live on in the next generation.