Valentine’s Day isn’t just a date on the calendar — it’s a moment to celebrate love, craft, and self-expression. This Valentine’s, we’re shopping local and loving Harder. Ghana’s luxury fashion landscape invites you to shop meaningful style that goes beyond clichés and embodies rich cultural narratives, impeccable craftsmanship, and modern sophistication. From bespoke couture to elevated ready-to-wear, here’s your curated edit of Ghanaian luxury brands perfect for gifting (to yourself or your beloved) this Valentine’s Day.

1. Christie Brown

When it comes to homegrown luxury with global resonance, Christie Brown stands in a class of its own. Founded by Aisha Ayensu, the brand fuses traditional African prints with contemporary silhouettes, creating pieces that feel both romantic and powerful — ideal for Valentine’s celebrations that call for statement elegance. Christie Brown has consistently elevated its runway aesthetics while staying deeply rooted in African heritage, worn by fashion connoisseurs around the world.

Whether it’s a flowing dress for a candlelit dinner or a striking set for a couple’s photoshoot, Christie Brown pieces are Valentine’s classics infused with cultural storytelling.

2. Pistis Ghana

For lovers of luxury and precision tailoring, Pistis Ghana offers opulent designs that command attention. Known for masterful use of African wax prints and kente fabrics, Pistis creates gowns and special-occasion pieces that feel like wearable declarations of love. The brand’s craftsmanship — featured on high-profile public figures — makes it a go-to choice for those seeking something unforgettable and deeply personal.

Imagine surprising someone with a bespoke evening gown or a refined tailor-made set that encapsulates both romance and artistry — a Valentine’s moment they’ll treasure forever.

3. Duaba Serwa

Elegant, sophisticated, and rooted in African design language, Duaba Serwa delivers luxury womenswear that marries powerful silhouettes with vibrant heritage. With pieces that transition effortlessly from daytime dates to elegant evenings, this brand is perfect for the modern woman who embraces bold femininity without compromising on cultural pride

4. Selina Beb

Not all love stories start with a dress — sometimes they spark with a clutch. Selina Beb has carved out a niche in accessories that feel like wearable art. Think clutches, bags, and statement pieces inspired by kente and leatherwork, designed to elevate ensembles with vibrant African flair. These are small-but-powerful gifts that carry personality — ideal for Valentine’s tokens or complementary pieces to a luxury look.

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5. February by Serwaa

February by Serwaa is a celebrated Ghanaian women’s ready-to-wear fashion brand founded in 2015 by creative director Felicity Serwaa Amankona, named after her birth month and maiden name. Proudly made in Ghana, the label blends timeless, classic silhouettes with fresh contemporary twists to cater to the refined tastes of the modern African career woman who values elegance, comfort, and understated confidence. Known for its sophisticated designs and attention to detail, February by Serwaa has launched standout collections such as “Nostalgic Blues,” which pays homage to 1950s glamour with elegant, vintage-inspired pieces, and the ‘Ahwenepa Nkasa’ Transitional Collection under the SƐWAA sub-brand that celebrates cultural heritage through refined use of African prints and rich, expressive textiles.

Pieces from these collections make the perfect Valentine’s treat — whether you’re spoiling yourself or someone special.

6. Atto Tetteh

For the sartorial man who appreciates refined tailoring with cultural resonance, Atto Tetteh redefines luxury menswear with eye-catching patterns and expert cuts. Whether it’s a tailored suit for a romantic dinner or a bold jacket for a special night out, his designs bring together contemporary sensibility and African inspiration.

7. Abrantie The Gentleman

Abrantie The Gentleman is a distinguished Ghanaian menswear brand founded by Oheneba Yaw Boamah that marries classic sophistication with African cultural expression, making it a standout in contemporary fashion both locally and internationally. The brand is celebrated for its sharp tailoring, luxurious fabrics, and designs that blend modern aesthetics with traditional Ghanaian influences, offering bespoke and ready-to-wear pieces—from impeccably fitted suits and traditional kaftans to art shirts and lifestyle wear—that speak to the refined tastes of the modern gentleman.

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8. Sima Brew

Sima Brew is a distinguished Ghanaian fashion brand founded by award-winning designer Sima Brew, renowned for its elegant, handcrafted gowns that blend classic femininity with modern sophistication. The label has become synonymous with luxury bridal and couture wear, featuring customizable beading, detachable necklines, and innovative corset technology to ensure perfect fit and timeless appeal, drawing inspiration from nature and traditional embroidery motifs.

9. Velma’s Millinery & Accessories

Velma’s Millinery & Accessories is a celebration of timeless elegance told through the language of headwear and detail-driven design. The brand carves a distinct niche in contemporary fashion by transforming hats, fascinators, and carefully crafted accessories into statement pieces that honor classic millinery traditions while embracing modern femininity.

More than mere adornment, Velma’s pieces serve as the final flourish — elevating occasionwear, bridal ensembles, and even statement everyday style. This Valentine’s Day, your search for the perfect finishing touch ends here.

10. BOYEDOE

BOYEDOE is one of the most compelling voices in contemporary African fashion, blending sharp tailoring, emotional storytelling, and a distinctly diasporic point of view into pieces that feel both intimate and globally fluent. Founded by Ghanaian designer David Kusi Boye-Doe, the brand is known for its thoughtful construction, soft yet structured silhouettes, and a muted, artful colour language that leans into nostalgia, vulnerability, and identity. Rather than chasing trends, BOYEDOE builds worlds—collections often explore themes of boyhood, memory, queerness, and belonging, giving menswear (and fluid dressing) a poetic, almost cinematic depth.

11. AAKS

Sometimes, it’s the accessories that tell the best stories. AAKS, though smaller in scale than some deluxe fashion houses, offers handcrafted woven bags that feel both chic and culturally resonant. Each piece, made by artisans in northern Ghana, celebrates craftsmanship and heritage — making it a thoughtful, heartfelt Valentine’s gift.