Agbada is a traditional attire worn by men in various parts of West Africa, particularly in Nigeria and some other countries in the region. It is a flowing wide-sleeved robe that is worn over an outfit and typically reaches the ankles. Agbada is often paired with a matching pair of trousers (known as sokoto) and a hat (known as fila or gele).

Agbada is usually made from rich, colorful, and embroidered fabrics, making it a popular choice for special occasions such as weddings, festivals, and cultural events. It is commonly worn by men of high social status and is a symbol of prestige, wealth, and influence in many African cultures.

The style of agbada can vary from region to region, with some featuring intricate embroidery and designs, while others have simpler and more modest patterns. Agbada is a significant part of African traditional fashion and is often worn with pride during important ceremonies and celebrations.