Dutch Profiles: Vlisco

[@magaretmensah2139]

I like Hollandaise Textile because durable you can use it for many years and it will always look the same,

[@hannaagyemang7910]

Please I'm in Italy where can I get some to buy in bulk

[@mokeiradolvin1570]

What country is this I need materials

[@euniceomo9460]

I wanted to order for some hollandaise ,but how do I go about it?

[@TheYTrend]

Where are you based? If you are in West Africa, it's easy. Lome, Abidjan, Cotonou. You might also get lucky in Accra although it might not be original hollandaise but GTP which is also printed wax or even a chinese fake

[@kemmysmartalli8478]

Nice one

[@nataliaserdyuk2693]

Hello! I am with RT.com. May we please use this video on our RT / RBTH / Ruptly platforms with your courtesy? Under which conditions would it be possible? Thank you in advance for your answer! Kind regards, [e-mail]

[@QueenQueenly]

I LOVE Vlisco But I can't afford it

[@evawish1361]

So they stole the technique from Indonesians and Africans then perfected it to sell it back to them?

[@donmor5397]

Pretty much

[@yldabale]

Yes.

[@floormatoerbongs1294]

This is origin from Indonesia

[@solovii2949]

Just the method of printing onto the fabrics

[@Mitchieboo1970]

So........................Your native attire is not really native? hmmmmmmm

[@cinnamonstar808]

African textile is Diamond. Vlisco is CZ = Cubic zirconia "prints" are an affordable way or wearing real woven textile. = saying its not native is false. Native textiles go for thousands of dollars. Vlisco are prints : they are a cheaper version native textile holds ups to several wash. prints fade after washing but it gives the public access to a once closed "class" of textile options. oh FYI: when they say Netherland it means Java Indonesia. white people steal every technology + culture they claim

[@TheYTrend]

The technique of making the material originated from Indonesia. Check (www.ytrendz.com/blogs/the-african-wax-print). The attire is native not because of the origin but because of the cultural identification and appropriation.

[@I_amJoy]

In addition to the contributions made, Ankara started with tie and dye using objects to give it some unique print, but as time goes on the demand was high which led to machine print etc Forget about the shit in this video.

[@floormatoerbongs1294]

Allemaal kopie van de indonesische batik

[@sangareyaya5357]

Hello How do you buy wholesale?