The Pieces We Keep

Numbered drops, complete looks and the details worth returning to. This is what the Archive keeps.

Brand note· 20 Aug 2026· 1 min

The Archive keeps the record of each published drop in one place. A number gives it an address; its photographs, description and linked pieces show the clothes together rather than as isolated product cards.

BOBO black graphic tee, patchwork rugby polo and forest striped zip hoodie hanging together on a black clothing rail — The Crown Graphic Tee, Patchwork Rugby Polo and Shadow Stripe Zip Hoodie, kept together as a wardrobe edit.WearingCrown Graphic Tee ₦48,000, Patchwork Rugby Polo ₦50,000, Shadow Stripe Zip Hoodie ₦85,000

A look worth returning to

A front view shows the main graphic and proportions. The rear view shows another part of the same garment: the small mark below a collar, the back pockets or the way a layer falls. Both belong in the record.

Rear full-body view of the black BOBO Crown Graphic Tee, crystal charcoal denim and grey crown cap in the same sunlit courtyard — Everyday Uniform from the rear: small crown marks, wide denim and a simple shoe.WearingCrown Graphic Tee ₦48,000, Crystal Wide-Leg Denim ₦110,000, Crown Six Panel Cap ₦35,000

Current and upcoming

The Archive labels the current drop and the previews that come next. Upcoming entries remain marked as upcoming, and their pieces appear when the collection launches.

Use the Archive to revisit a look, then open the Journal for the styling notes around it. When linked pieces are on sale, their product pages are available from the drop or story.

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