Rabat – Moroccan traditional wear reflects centuries of history, cultural diversity, and artistic craftsmanship.
Shaped by plenty of influences, these garments are more than just clothing; they are a celebration of identity, heritage, and elegance.
Down below, a few inspirational choices in case you have an upcoming occasion. You can even wear it at home (just for the glam, right?)
Caftan El Makhzani
Originating from “El Makhzan” (which historically referred to the political and administrative apparatus) is adorned with gold embroidery and rich royal colors.
It is a symbol of prestige and is often worn by the royal family. This elegant Moroccan garment beautifully combines tradition and sophistication.
Caftan El Khrib
El Khrib means filling, and this attire is decorated with repetitive geometric or floral motifs, used to fill space, often delicate, displaying a subtle elegance.
Caftan El Bahja
El Bahja means “joy” or “happiness.”This Moroccan traditional wear is festive, colorful, and with floral embroidery, is the perfect fit for weddings and joyful celebrations.
El Khanjer
Which translates to dagger, it’s a central vertical embroidery resembling a dagger shape, worn for Henna night and traditional ceremonies.
Caftan El Fassi
Exquisitely adorned with intricate embroidery crafted from luxurious gold and silver threads, this caftan showcases a rich tapestry of ornate patterns and designs that reflect a blend of elegance and artistry.
Each stitch tells a story, creating a striking visual appeal that captures the essence of traditional craftsmanship.
Caftan Rbati
Fine floral silk embroidery on light backgrounds offers an exquisite charm for those who appreciate the finer things in life.
Takchita
The world famous Takchita is made of two pieces, “tahtiya” (underdress) and “fouqiya” (overdress.) It’s heavily decorated and worn across Morocco to attend weddings and big ceremonies.
