NewSoly Studio
Meskel Kemis
Full-length shemma cotton kemis with a broad cross tibeb at the hem and neckline, woven for this year's Meskel.
Selam
Meskel Collection 2026
Dressed for the season of the cross
Made-to-measure kemis, netela and kaba in this year's tibeb — ready in time for Meskel on September 27.
Featured designs
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Shop by occasion
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Wedding & bridalBridal kemis, kaba, groom's sets and the whole wedding party
MeskelGold and green for the Demera — 27 September
Genna & Timket7 and 19 January — white shemma, deep tibeb, warm layers27 days left to order
FasikaEaster morning in white — 2 May 2027142 days left to order
EnkutatashNew year, new dress — 11 September
GraduationUnder the gown and at the party after
Coffee ceremony & everydayLighter kemis, kuta and shash for Sundays at home
Gifts & crafts
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How it works
Measurement guide →1Send your measurements
Ten minutes with a soft tape measure, or a free five-minute video fitting.
2Your designer confirms
Every number is checked with you before the first cut.
3Woven & tailored
Hand-woven shemma, cut to you — with photos at the quality check.
4Delivered, guaranteed to fit
Tracked and insured. If it doesn't fit, we alter it or make it again.
Fit guaranteeUpcoming in the diaspora
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Order deadline has passed — rush may still be possible.
Genna service & community lunch
Timket at Lake Harriet
From the journal
See all →September 13, 2026 · guide · wedding
What to wear to a habesha wedding as a guest
Three events, three outfits — and the one rule about white.
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September 10, 2026 · calendar · holidays
The holiday calendar 2026–27, with order-by dates
Every date the diaspora dresses for in the coming year, and the last day to order so your piece arrives in time.
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September 3, 2026 · guide · tibeb
Reading tibeb: what the patterns on the border mean
Diamond, cross, star, zigzag, meander — the five patterns you'll find in almost every tibeb, where they come from, and how to choose.
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