Aso oke, also known as Aso-Ofi, is a hand-woven textile originating from the Yoruba people of Nigeria and neighboring regions. Literally translating to "top cloth" or "clothes from the up-country," this fabric is used to create traditional garments like the male agbada and fila (hats), as well as female iro (wrappers), buba (blouses), and gele (head ties). The patterns and colors of Aso oke have symbolic meanings, and the fabric's quality and complexity indicate the wearer's wealth.