AfroWema offers unique clothing and accessories from Kibera, the largest slum in Africa, and creates employment opportunities for the local community. They collect cotton kitenge fabric, denim garments, and secondhand brass from local markets and work with their team of artisans to design and produce original clothing, upcycled denim jackets, recycled brass jewelry, and more. By using reclaimed materials, they reduce landfill waste, pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, and resource consumption and actively contribute to a circular economy. By using kitenge fabric, they aim to celebrate and promote African culture worldwide. AfroWema provides fair wages, health care, and safe, dignified working conditions. They actively support local community-based organizations, and they are working to create a school and training center in Kibera.