<![CDATA[Fit.us Fit.me]]> https://rss.com/podcasts/pear-shaped Welcome to the Fit us. Fit me podcast, where we dive deep into the world of garment technology 👗👖A significant amount of poorly fitting clothes end up in landfills every year, Contributing to environmental waste and consumer frustration.

Do you ever wonder why some clothes fit while others don’t?, Join me as we look at sustainability, ethical compliance and 3D fitting technology.

]]> RSS.com 2026.401.141116 Fri, 17 Apr 2026 12:19:28 GMT en 86ba2a26-4b52-5c5c-bd57-82fa9806c3c6 https://media.rss.com/pear-shaped/20241026_101005_c47ae2afe57bb06b1203ecc8949a6a31.png Fit.us Fit.me https://rss.com/podcasts/pear-shaped yes Elizabeth Aderinola lizbet Aderinola lizbet Aderinola false episodic podcast <![CDATA[Episode 3 ( Ajabeng -Vision for Ghanaian fashion and beyond)]]> In latest episode of Fit.us Fit.me podcast I sit down with Travis, the CEO of Ajabeng and chat about how he’s transforming Ghana’s fashion scene. He’s using a post-colonial approach by growing cotton, spinning yarn, weaving fabric, and making garments in Ghana. His production model is a refreshing change from the overconsumed secondhand market. We also talk about his upcoming collection that will be featured at Lagos Fashion Week, where he’ll share his exciting vision for the future of African fashion. Ajabeng is focused on creating a sustainable fashion ecosystem by using biodegradable materials. Drawing inspiration from the post-colonial era, Fela Kuti, and the vibrant highlife culture, Ajabeng is all about making a real impact.

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