Meet Ashro Woman of the Week, Arnita H. from Harpersville, AL Arnita is a dynamic and stylish woman of faith who sings on her praise team at church, works full time with the elderly and disabled, and cares for her parents

Tia Mowry is bringing you Spice, a line of cooking and serving pieces that make it feel good to spend time in the kitchen. You’re going to love the vibrant colors, practical design and modern style—perfect for quick weekday meals and entertaining too.

Ashro proudly partners with Justina Blakeney! She is a designer, artist + mama with a bohemian heart. For Justina, decorating is about feeling free, having fun and getting a little bit wild.

With Vivica, it is simply amazing how you can shine and stand out in the crowd effortlessly, yet glamorously. Browse her collections of wigs right here!

We are very excited to announce a NEW partnership with iconic star–Yolanda Adams. We will start with offering a few of her select handbags and hopefully much more in the future!

Sandi W. is a real estate agent, owner of a home renovation business, property investor, and proud Ashro Woman! She is on the go ALOT! The best benefit of rocking Ashro caftans is that they can keep right in step with a busy lifestyle.

We must build Black women’s capacity to lead the change we need, and to collaborate in meaningful ways with partners across many sectors to achieve long-term transformational change.

Thank you to Patricia Andrews-Keenan for joining us for Onward & Upward with Leslie E. Royal, brought to you by Ashro.

Sharon L. Bjyrd is best known for her vibrant portraits celebrating the beauty and diversity of the Black experience.

Extraordinary times call for truly extraordinary holiday festivities. Consider one of these unique ideas that will be a hit with everyone.

The holidays are right around the corner and you’re excited about commencing the annual celebratory gift exchange with family and friends.

Kente, mudcloth, dashiki – African prints are deeply rooted in centuries-old African textiles that were meticulously made by hand. Their legendary stories give special meaning to today’s modern styles inspired by their vivid colors and dramatic contrasts.

Meet Ashro Woman of the Week, Janice B. from Dayton, OH Janice is a woman of substance and heart who has triumphed over hardship. After a terrible car accident that left her with broken bones from the waist down, she learned to walk again.

Step aside sisters, you’re about to be outdone! (A little friendly competition is all part of the fun!) Love getting kudos (and maybe an envious look or two!) from your fellow fashionistas? Create your own “A Style” and dress to impress with a few of our favorite fall looks.

In 2023 we will be celebrating 20 years in a BIG way…by looking back and looking forward, celebrating YOU, our customer!

Meet Ashro Woman of the Week, Reverend Charisse D. from Calumet City, IL Reverend Charisse is a full-time doctoral student, business owner and preacher who also cares for her mother and her brother—a great deal of responsibility for one woman.

Meet Ashro Woman of the Week, Dr. Regina H. from Jersey City, NJ “I always look like I am going somewhere.” Dr. Regina is a retired professor, Deputy Chair of Nursing, who is full of style, determination and faith. Now, as a co-pastor and first lady, she preaches and teaches alongside her husband at their Baptist church. Thanks for inspiring us, Regina!

Become. Evolve. Transform. (We Dare You) Learn how to wear a wig—and why! Whether you want to switch up your look, turn around a bad hair day or give your styling tools a rest, wigs come in so many gorgeous, ready-to-wear black hair styles: short, curly, long, short. All it takes is a little know-how. Get ready to look amazing!

Not a lick of pattern or track of color–when you wear white, it puts all the attention on you. Can you handle that? (We thought so.)

Meet Ashro Woman of the Week, Michelle G. from Charlotte, NC. This beautiful wife and mother of 3 is a hardworking woman of faith. She is a speech and language pathologist, founder of her own 501c3 (Virtuous Communications), and is just about to earn her doctorate in pastoral/biblical counseling. Go Michelle!