Harmattan Hoodie
480gsm brushed-back fleece, boxy fit, dropped shoulder. Dust-storm print across the chest, woven label at the hem.
Osu, Accra · Est. 2026 · Small-run cut & sew
BLaNK_Studio26 is a streetwear label cut and sewn in a two-room workshop off Oxford Street. Every drop is a numbered run of 60 pieces — screen-printed by hand, no restocks, no reprints. When it's gone, it's gone.
Drop 03 — Harmattan
Prices in Ghana cedis (GH₵). Card, MoMo and bank transfer at checkout.
480gsm brushed-back fleece, boxy fit, dropped shoulder. Dust-storm print across the chest, woven label at the hem.
Matte nylon shell, quilted lining, ribbed collar and cuffs. Named for the minibuses that run the Circle route.
240gsm combed cotton, boxy body, twin-needle hems. Three-colour print pulled by hand in the Osu workshop.
Heavyweight jersey long-sleeve with a pepper-print sleeve hit. Runs true to size, slightly long in the body.
Ripstop cotton, six pockets, adjustable ankle cinch. Cut wide through the thigh, tapered below the knee.
13oz rigid denim, stone-washed in Tema. Straight leg, copper rivets, leather patch stamped with the run number.
Washed cotton twill, unstructured crown, tonal embroidery at the back. One size, adjustable inner band.
16oz natural canvas, boxed base, reinforced handles. Big enough for a market run or a laptop and a change of clothes.
Midweight cotton twill overshirt with a boxy shoulder. Wear it open over a tee or buttoned as a light jacket.
The Oxford St. body in a deeper indigo dye lot. Print reads as a route map if you look at it long enough.
Lightweight shell with a snap front and a full-back print of the workshop address. The one we wear ourselves.
Ribbed acrylic-wool blend, folded cuff, woven flag label. The only thing you'll want in December.
Lookbook — Drop 03
Photography by Nana Adjei. Styling by the studio. Six looks, no retouching.
The studio
BLaNK_Studio26 began in 2026 as a printing setup in a back room in Osu — one screen, one squeegee, a borrowed heat press, and a run of forty tees that sold out in a weekend at a market stall on Oxford Street. The name came from the blank garment itself: everything we do starts as a blank before it becomes something.
Three drops later we still print by hand. The difference now is that we cut and sew the garments too, in the same two rooms, with a team of five. Nothing is outsourced to a factory we haven't stood inside.
Every drop is a numbered run of sixty per style. We cut the fabric, sew the samples, wear them for two weeks, then fix whatever annoyed us. Only then do we print the run.
Each piece carries a stamped run number on the inner label. We don't restock a drop and we don't reprint a graphic — if you're wearing number 41 of 60, that's the only one that will ever exist.
Harmattan, Kelewele, Trotro, Labadi, Makola, Jamestown. Every piece is named for something you'd know if you've spent a week in Accra. It's not a marketing theme — it's just what we were looking at when we made it.
Sizing, shipping, returns
Duties and import taxes are the buyer's responsibility. We declare every parcel at full value.
Fourteen days from delivery for unworn pieces with tags attached. Print defects or wrong sizes we cover both ways — send a photo and we'll sort it the same day.
Sale pieces and numbered final-run items are exchange-only. If you're between sizes, message us before ordering and we'll tell you honestly which way to go.
No. Every style is a numbered run of sixty and we don't reprint. If a size is gone it's gone — the next drop is a different garment.
Yes. Choose pickup at checkout and come to the workshop on Oxford Street, Osu. We're open Tuesday to Saturday, 10am to 6pm. Bring the order number.
Mobile Money (MTN, Telecel, AirtelTigo), Visa and Mastercard, or bank transfer for orders over GH₵ 1,000. Payment is confirmed before we cut the parcel.
We take a small number of custom runs a year — minimum forty pieces, six weeks lead time. Write to us with the quantity and the date you need it and we'll tell you straight away if we can hit it.
Cold wash, inside out, no tumble dryer. The prints are cured properly and will hold, but heat is what kills screen print. Hang it in the shade.
Contact
We answer within a day, usually faster.