Kweku Clothing is the clothing brand specialising in individually printed and tailored garments for the modern individual who is not afraid to stand out. The label was created by the Ghana born and London raised designer Kweku Quagraine.

Kweku's reason for starting the label was the natural progression from the customising of attire, a practice he engaged during his teens. As a graduate of Social Policy from Goldsmiths University, Kweku did not take the conventional route most designers take into the industry. However it was his time spent at Goldsmiths amongst his creative peers which developed his creative juices and eye for fashion.

Kweku's sense of humour is also expressed in the collection with the pieces 'Shape Up' and Short Guy. The Short Guy piece was created as a comeback for his vertically challenged male friends who would often complain about being overlooked by women as a result of their height. The signature weatherman hoody reflects the changing mood of the human mindset using weather shapes that are often used to connotate happiness (sunshine) and being down (cloudy).

The debut collection titled 'Expression Prints' reflects the label’s passion for Funk and Disco music, as well as a love of the colours used on garments during the early nineties rave scene.

The Sophomore Collection from the label is titled ‘The Abstract’. This is a bold print collection of abstract shapes on black and white garments. Inspiration from this collection comes from the world of modern abstract art. Both collections have been individually printed and sewn. As a result no two pieces will ever be completely identical.