Nayteef Journal

Aso Oke Fìlà (Fila) Cap: Fabrics Explained and How to Choose One

October 10, 2026

By Segun Ogundare, founder of Nayteef Most traditional Yoruba filas are made from Aso Oke, a hand-woven cloth. Filas are also made from velvet, damask and cotton. The fabric changes how a cap looks, how it holds its shape and how it works with your outfit, so it is worth knowing the differences before you buy. This guide explains what Aso Oke is, the three classic types, how it compares with other fila fabrics, and what to check before you order. New to the cap itself? Start with our guide... Read more...

Yoruba Fìlà (Fila) Cap Direction Meaning: What Left, Right, Front and Back Tilts Say

October 5, 2026

Explore the traditional meanings associated with Yoruba fila cap directions, why interpretations differ, and how to choose a cap that fits. Read more...

Handmade Yoruba Fila cap in coral, brown and white Aso Oke, presented in an elegant gift box

Yoruba Fìlà (Fila) Cap as a Gift: How to Choose One for Him

October 2, 2026

Thinking of a Yoruba fila (Fìlà) cap as a gift? Learn how to choose the colour, style and size, what to do if you are unsure of his measurements, and... Read more...

Yoruba Fìlà (Fila) Cap for a Wedding: What to Wear as a Guest or Groom

October 2, 2026

Choosing a Yoruba fila (Fìlà) cap for a wedding? Learn how to match your outfit, pick the right colour and get the fit right, whether you're a guest or the... Read more...