Author Archives: Insight
Adam Sjöberg – Visual Storyteller
At Oliberté, we believe that the only way to continually bring pride and prosperity in Africa is if it is a joint effort by several persons, brands and partners. “Ambassadors” will feature subjects who are directly or indirectly working with … Continue reading
To all our partner factories in Addis Ababa: Ameseginalehu!
Ameseginalehu means “thank you” in Ethiopia’s working language, Amharic. Oliberté is really starting to grow, and while our future only continues to look bright, it’s always important to reflect and remember the people who got us here. We have had … Continue reading
Oliberté Mozaqa Presents: Ain’t No Love
Toronto-based hip-hip group Ain’t No Love is made up of four members: Saidah Conrad, Elias McBean, Roly Broere, and Liam Clarke. Few artists can say they’ve performed alongside Calvin Harris and Redman, Rockie Fresh and Steve Aoki, but Ain’t No Love would prove the exception. Flowing between … Continue reading
The Scoop on Dan Landoni & His Awesome Oliberté Shoot
We love it when fans think of us for photo adventures, trips, or walks on the beach. So a couple weeks ago, when one such fan, Dan, contacted us to say that he was headed to the Appalachian mountains with … Continue reading
The African Story Behind the Oliberté Stitchdown
Everything has a story, even if it’s not being told. Every product you buy was sewn somewhere. It was designed by someone. It was inspected, packaged, shipped by hand. We’re extremely proud of the story behind our goods. The basics? … Continue reading
NOW HIRING: Oliberté Admin and Customer Support Guru
We are on the hunt for an admin and online customer support whiz to join the team part time, with potential for growth. The job will be from home for now, but we’re aiming to open an official HQ in … Continue reading
Oliberté Mozaqa Presents: Civil Twilight
Civil Twilight is a mystifying blend of atmospheric sounds with swirling guitars and hazy storytelling centered on the struggles and triumphs of human existence. Three parts South Africa and one part Nashville, Steven McKellar, his brother Andrew, Richard Wouters and … Continue reading
