Moroccan kaftans
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The Moroccan kaftan
A long one-piece dress fitted at the waist by a belt, the kaftan is Morocco’s festive attire. Our Moroccan kaftans for women are designed in Paris and made in our workshops in Fes, in silk-effect crepe, velvet, silk-effect satin, organza or lace. Beaded braid, embroidery and braided, golden or self-fabric belts shape their silhouette, from the most understated piece to the most elaborate. Our guide to the Moroccan kaftan traces its origins and craftsmanship.
A kaftan for weddings, Eid and celebrations
The kaftan is worn for a wedding, a henna night, Eid or a family celebration. For a Moroccan wedding, the bride finds her outfit among our bridal kaftans, and guests among our guest kaftans. For Eid, our guide to Eid outfits helps you choose, from morning prayer to family visits.
Kaftan, takchita or kimono
People also speak of a kaftan dress or a Moroccan dress. The kaftan is a single piece; the Moroccan takchita layers a dress and a short jacket; the kimono takes up these two pieces in a looser cut. Our guide kaftan or takchita compares them in detail.
Belt and jewellery
The belt defines the waist and gives the kaftan its line; earrings and jewellery complete the outfit. Our guide how to wear a kaftan and our Moroccan accessories help you pair them.
What is a Moroccan kaftan?
A long one-piece dress, fitted with a belt and often adorned with braid, worn in Morocco for celebrations and weddings.
What is the difference between a kaftan and a djellaba?
The kaftan is festive attire, fitted, in dressy fabrics. The djellaba, looser and hooded, is rather worn every day. Our guide to traditional Moroccan dress presents each of these pieces.
How much does a Moroccan kaftan cost?
Our kaftans range from €140 to €250, depending on the fabric and the embroidery work.
Which size should I choose?
Choose the size that matches the larger of your bust or hip measurements. The size guide explains how to take them.