Prince & Helen Keshi (Klass Kay)
Prince & Helen Keshi (Klass Kay): Klass Kay is a sustainable streetwear brand founded by Nigerian-born, UK-based designers Prince Keshi and Helen Keshi, a creative duo redefining the intersection of cultural heritage and contemporary fashion. Rooted in African textile traditions and committed to responsible design practices, Klass Kay transforms upcycled materials, patchwork compositions, and reconstructed fabrics into bold, modern silhouettes for men and women. With Prince leading the menswear direction and Helen Keshi shaping the womenswear vision, the brand presents a unified yet dual-voiced aesthetic that celebrates identity, craftsmanship, and innovation. Their work pays homage to the richness of African tapestry while engaging with global conversations around sustainability, culture, and the future of fashion.
Klass Kay’s philosophy is grounded in zero-waste thinking, intentional creativity, and the belief that fashion should carry history while shaping new narratives. Each garment is handmade, one-of-one, and designed to honour both the environment and the cultural stories embedded in African prints and textiles.
Since launching their latest collection, Prince and Helen have gained increasing attention within the UK and Nigerian fashion scenes, including their recent showcase at The Good Clothes Show Manchester 2025, where their work received strong audience engagement and runway visibility. Their AFWN 2025 debut marks an exciting milestone in the brand’s evolution as they continue to expand their presence across Africa, the UK, and the global sustainable fashion community.
With a visual language that is bold, expressive, and culturally grounded, Klass Kay stands at the forefront of a new generation of African designers reshaping streetwear through sustainability and artistic identity.
