If you wear Rhumaa, you are wearing a story. The beautiful prints are not just a print, they are unique prints by young, talented African artists. Daniel Beernink, the founder of Rhumaa, fell in love with South Africa, the art and the stories behind it. But at the same time, he lost his love for the fashion industry because he saw how the people who make the clothes were treated. Things can be done differently, he thought. By working together with artists who believe in the same ideas and by working with sustainable fabrics and people-friendly production methods. This jumpsuit is part if the Think Inward collection in collaboration with Katlego Modiri, the artist. His work focuses on the human figure and explores themes of power, romanticism and mystery. Modiri captures the simplicity of the human figure. Here, he strips the figure of race, personality and flesh, allowing one to appreciate the simplicity of form without judgement and subjection. “I hope to provide a sense of inner reflection in the artwork ‘Think Inward’ – said Modiri.