Joseph Inga is a Southeast London-born menswear designer whose work blends cultural narrative with technical precision. A first-class BA (Hons) Menswear graduate from the University of Westminster, he also holds a foundation in costume and fashion design from The BRIT School and KCC. His design practice explores themes of memory, identity, and material culture through research-led processes and a deep sensitivity to silhouette and construction. He works primarily with rare vintage textiles, natural dyeing techniques, and minimal-waste methods to create garments that are refined, emotionally resonant, and rooted in sustainable making. Focused on movement, craft, and storytelling, his collections aim to balance concept with function. His industry experience includes internships at BLESS Paris, Studio Nicholson, and Johanna Parv, where he contributed across CAD development, garment construction, and archival research, further shaping his approach to contemporary menswear design.