Made in traditional

Begin by identifying the type of traditional piece you want—shawl, iro-buba, or kaftan—and then consider the fabric and fit. For example, a plush shawl with embroidery on the back (Model 1492, black) uses velvet-like قطيفه, offered as one-size-fits-all. Other items include kaftans and classic jackets in sizes that range to accommodate different body measurements. Selecting a mix of fabrics and silhouettes helps you build a versatile collection for ceremonies, daily wear, and special occasions.

The most complex attribute is balancing fabric type, embroidery or texture, and appropriate sizing across different pieces. You’ll encounter velvet-like plush shawls with embroidery, microfiber jalabiyas, crepe abayas, and silk basdals, each with distinct care needs and fits. Size descriptions range from one-size-fits-all for shawls to detailed size ranges for kaftans and jalabiyas. Understanding how the fabric drapes and how it complements your body type helps you pick pieces that feel authentic and comfortable.

A fashion-conscious shopper might select a plush shawl or embroidered iro-buba for a ceremonial event, prioritizing texture and finish. In contrast, someone shopping for everyday traditional wear may choose a comfortable jalabiya or a simple crepe abaya for regular use. The collection includes items tied to festive occasions like Eid or Ramadan, alongside everyday traditional pieces, so you can build an outfit that suits both formal gatherings and daily cultural wear.

Delicate fabrics—especially embroidered shawls and silk or crepe wear—require gentle handling to preserve embroidery and drape. Velvet-like القطيفه shawls should be kept away from rough surfaces, while crepe and silk fabrics need careful washing and drying practices to maintain texture. Always follow manufacturer guidelines when available and store pieces neatly to prevent snagging on embellishments. Selecting pieces with simpler finishes can also ease routine maintenance.

One-size shawls work well for most shoulders and draped looks, while jalabiyas and kaftans use specific size ranges like 58-us-64 and 60-us-62 to fit a variety of body types. If you’re between sizes, prioritize a looser kaftan for comfort or opt for a wrap-style shawl to customize coverage. Matching the fit to your typical wear context—formal events versus daily use—helps you maximize comfort and style.

Expect a range from classic black and red to beige and white tones. Styles span plush embroidered shawls, plain or patterned kaftans, and traditional white abayas for Umrah or modest wear. Embellishments vary from embroidered backs on shawls to plain crepe fabrics in abayas, offering options that suit ceremonial looks or everyday traditional styling. Choosing hues that complement your other wardrobe pieces helps create cohesive outfits across occasions.