2025 – 2026 TEC Initiative
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Teach Ebelle Children (TEC) Initiative
The Teach Ebelle Children (TEC) Initiative is a community led education project supporting underserved children in our ancestral village of Ebelle, Edo State, Nigeria. In partnership with trusted local leaders, we are funding four National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) teachers to ensure consistent access to quality education.
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TEC Live Impact Tracker
- ₦910,000 (£475.00) Raised Since May 2025
- 9 Months of Education Funded
- 4 Youth Corps Teachers Supported
- 366 Children Reached
Last Updated: February 2026
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Financial Overview
- Monthly Teacher Stipend: ₦65,000 (£34)
- Annual Housing Rent: ₦120,000 (£60)
- One-Off Setup (May 2025): ₦205,000 (£105)
(Foam mattresses, pillows, 4 chairs, 4 desks)
TEC is funded through a joint family effort and supported by Joy Osula World revenue.
Care Guide & Certification
Care & Longevity
Welcome to Your Piece's Digital Legacy
Thank you for choosing Joy Osula World.
Every garment is designed as part of a living archive—created to be worn, loved and passed on. Our collections are produced in limited quantities across London, Lagos and trusted manufacturing partners, combining contemporary design with traditional craftsmanship and responsibly sourced materials.
With thoughtful care, your piece is designed to accompany you for years to come.
Certificate of Authenticity
This certifies that your garment is an authentic Joy Osula original.
Every Joy Osula piece is produced in limited quantities and may feature hand-finished details, reconstructed elements, artisan textiles or reclaimed materials. Each garment forms part of our ongoing archive, celebrating craftsmanship, cultural heritage and timeless design.
Serial Number: JO-2025-Drop02-0308
Collection: Uwaila: The Land Is Ours
Maker Locations: London • Lagos • Istanbul
Materials: Depending on your garment, materials may include premium cotton, cotton fleece, recycled polyester, Adire (hand-dyed batik), Aso Oke, linen, acrylic yarn and reclaimed textiles.
Crafted by Hand
Many Joy Osula garments are made using hand-dyed Adire, handwoven Aso Oke, reclaimed textiles and individually finished details.
Because of this, no two garments will ever be exactly alike.
You may notice subtle variations in colour, print placement, weave, stitching or texture. These are not faults or manufacturing defects—they are part of the character of your garment and reflect the craftsmanship behind its creation.
We encourage you to embrace these differences as part of your piece's unique story.
Care Instructions
Cotton Jerseys & T-Shirts
- Machine wash cold (30°C maximum).
- Wash inside out with similar colours.
- Use a mild detergent.
- Do not bleach.
- Line dry where possible.
- Warm iron on reverse, avoiding printed or embroidered areas.
Cotton Fleece (Hoodies, Sweatshirts & Sweatpants)
- Wash inside out on a gentle cold cycle.
- Hand washing is recommended for maximum longevity.
- Use mild detergent only.
- Do not bleach.
- Do not tumble dry.
- Line dry naturally.
- Cool iron on reverse if required.
Waterproof Jackets
- Spot clean whenever possible.
- Hand wash or machine wash on a delicate cold cycle.
- Use a gentle detergent.
- Do not bleach.
- Hang dry naturally.
- Avoid tumble drying.
- Cool iron only if necessary.
Adire (Hand-Dyed Batik)
Each Adire textile is individually hand-dyed by skilled artisans.
- Hand wash separately in cold water.
- Use a mild detergent.
- Do not bleach.
- Avoid prolonged soaking.
- Line dry in shade.
- Cool iron on reverse.
Some colour transfer may occur during the first few washes due to the traditional dyeing process.
Aso Oke
Aso Oke is a handwoven ceremonial textile that deserves extra care.
- Dry cleaning is recommended.
- Alternatively, hand wash gently in cold water.
- Never wring or twist.
- Dry flat or line dry in shade.
- Iron on reverse using a pressing cloth.
- Store folded in a cool, dry place.
Knitwear
- Hand wash or use a wool cycle.
- Lay flat to dry.
- Reshape while damp.
- Never hang wet knitwear.
- Store folded to maintain shape.
Repairs & Restoration
We believe great clothing should last.
If your Joy Osula garment ever requires repair, restoration or alteration, we encourage you to contact us before making significant changes elsewhere. Where possible, we will always aim to help extend the life of your garment.
Email: hello@joyosula.world
Fashion That Gives Back
Your purchase supports more than independent design.
A portion of Joy Osula World revenue helps fund the Teach Ebelle Children (TEC) Initiative, a community-led education project supporting children in Ebelle, Edo State, Nigeria through teacher salaries, accommodation and educational resources.
Thank you for helping us create lasting impact through fashion.
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Treat it with the love it was made from.
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