Tukula · Dikenga Hoodie No. 03

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Tukula is the noon sun: full power, action, accomplishment. The word itself names the red camwood powder once ground for ceremonies of maturity and prestige, the colour of a life at its height. On this heavyweight black hoodie, a large camwood-red sun dominates the zenith of the emblem, high above the Kalunga line, ringed in warm gold and rendered as an embroidery-style print medallion on the chest. This is the piece for those who are in their hour: the launch, the defence, the stage, the day the work finally stands in full light. Not arrogance, accomplishment. The cycle gave you this moment; occupy it.

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Size guide

Between two sizes, take the larger one: the cut is meant to fall loose. Measurements are on the chest, flat, in centimetres then inches.

Size	Half chest	Body length	Sleeve length
S	51	67	59
M	56	70	60.5
L	61	73	62
XL	65	76	63.5
2XL	69	79	65
3XL	73	82	66.5

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Where it is made United Kingdom and Europe: printed by Gelato, in the facility closest to your address.
United States: printed by Printify, with certified partners on American soil.

Delivery Delivery in 5 to 10 working days in the United Kingdom and Europe, 7 to 12 in the United States, 10 to 20 elsewhere. Two to four days of that are the making, because nothing is stocked.

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The story of the design

What it means

In Kongo cosmology, life is one sun moving through four moments: conceived at midnight (Musoni), born at dawn (Kala), at full strength at noon (Tukula), passed to the world of the ancestors at dusk (Luvemba). This cycle is the dikenga: one sun, four moments, and the Kalunga line, the water threshold between the worlds, which the cycle crosses without ever stopping.

After the Kongo cosmology documented by K.K. Bunseki Fu-Kiau, African Cosmology of the Bântu-Kôngo.

Part of Collection 01 · Dikenga · The Four Suns. Emblem No. 03 of 5.

Fabric & Fit

AWDis Just Hoods JH001 College Hoodie: 80% ringspun cotton, 20% polyester, 280 gsm with a soft brushed inner fleece. Double-fabric hood, kangaroo pouch pocket, ribbed cuffs and hem. The emblem is an embroidery-style print on the chest. Colour: Jet Black. Regular fit, true to size.

Official AWDis size guide, tolerance plus or minus 2 cm.