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Tribal Wave
Tribal Wave
Your favorite Scrub Caps are back in stock!
A friendly reminder : please expect shipping delays due to COVID. ALL SALES ARE FINAL ON ALL ITEMS ON SALE!
A trusted source of fashionable medical apparel.
All of our products are handcrafted by real Nigerian artisans with 100% African wax cotton. Also known as Ankara, this fabric sports evocative patterns in vibrant colors that have been passed down through the generations’ worth of Ghanaian and Nigerian tradition.
African American men and women should be mindful of the health of their hair, and that means using satin. Unlike cotton, satin doesn’t trap heat and oil, nor create friction that will cause dulling, split ends, and breakage.
Every Tribal Wave surgical scrub hat and bouffant is lined with satin to ensure that your hair stays healthy, lustrous, and smooth. No matter how long your shift, you won’t have to worry about your hair in one of our protective medical head garments.
Our purpose is to provide well constructed medical apparel and become the premier source of information, inspiration, and motivation for healthcare providers of the diaspora, fostering a community of likeminded individuals that celebrate their passions.
Tribal Wave is proud to provide a health worker across the diaspora with satin-lined caps and face masks that show off the richness of their culture.
We believe in making lifelong customers. We will always deliver our products with integrity and pride.
Making Waves.
20% off orders $75 or more with promo code: MoreAfricaps
African Print Scrub Caps, Cloth Masks & Apparel
Tribal Wave is a specialized medical apparel shop here to provide the diaspora across the medical field with the bright patterns of African culture. With our products, which include reusable face masks, surgical scrub hats, and bouffant surgical caps, you can bring your colorful heritage to your workplace while keeping colleagues and patients as safe as possible.
Not so long ago, we happened upon a group of local fishermen while we were working in Ghana. We were already feeling a deep connection to Africa, but upon seeing them the connection further deepened in a way we could not have expected. It was a combination of what the fisherman wore, and how they moved. Their colorful patterned clothing seemed to energize their every action with pride. We’ll never forget that sight, and it inspired us to bring the same liveliness to our own profession, the medical field.
We Inspire Because We Were Inspired.