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Jabador homme 2 Pièces - Blanc cassé avec broderie Bleu cyan

€44.90

Jabador 3 pieces Light and fluid fabric

Jabador homme 3 Pièces - Blanc cassé et Bleu cyan

€99.90

Jabador 3 pieces Light and fluid fabric

Burnous marocain

€44.90

Men's 3 Piece Jabador - Off White and Cream

€99.90

Jabador 3 pieces Light and fluid fabric

Men's 3 Piece Jabador - Off White and Green

€99.90

Jabador 3 pieces Light and fluid fabric

Men's 3 Piece Jabador - Off White and Bordeaux

€99.90

Jabador 3 pieces Light and fluid fabric

Men's 3 Piece Jabador - Off White and Royal Blue

€99.90

Jabador 3 pieces Light and fluid fabric

Men's 2 Piece Jabador - Off White with Navy Blue Embroidery

€44.90

Jabador 2 pieces Light and fluid fabric

Men's 2 Piece Jabador - Off White with Green Embroidery

€44.90

Jabador 2 pieces Light and fluid fabric

Men's 2 Piece Jabador - Off White with Garnet Embroidery

€44.90

Jabador 2 pieces Light and fluid fabric

Jabador man 2 Pieces - Mustard with embroidery

€44.90

Jabador 2 pieces Light and fluid fabric

Men's 2 Piece Jabador - Blue and cream embroidery

€44.90

Jabador 2 pieces Light and fluid fabric

We often talk about the Qamis and the djellaba, but have you heard of one of the derivatives that is becoming increasingly popular: the Jabador? Those who know what they're talking about will know without a shadow of a doubt. But do you really know everything about it? Let's find out!

What is a men's Jabador?

The Jabador or caftan for men is a legal Muslim garment. It generally consists of trousers, a qamis and a waistcoat. Often advertised as being of Moroccan origin, it should be pointed out that it is more likely to be of Turkish origin. More precisely, Persian or Andalusian.

That being said, it is nonetheless a popular oriental garment among the Muhammad ﷺ community. The Jabador has evolved over the years.

It was quite simple at first although still distinguished. Then, as time went on, dressmakers and designers turned it into a sophisticated, festive garment that will make you look good, combining tradition and modernity.

When should you wear a man's Jabador?

If you want to stand out with style and elegance, this is THE outfit for you. And many people have understood this. Whether it's for Friday prayers, Eid, a wedding, a birth or any other festive event, the Jabador will make you stand out. And just as you should. It's clearly THE clothing selection that will ensure you shine in society.

But which one to choose?

Modern men's Jabadors give you an incomparable range of colours and textures. So many choices to please yourself and let your personality shine through. Choose from intense green, pure white or azure blue, with or without embroidery, two-tone or plain, in 2 or 3 pieces...

You're sure to find the Jabador you like in no time at all. You'll often find it in soft, light, high-quality fabrics for freedom of movement in all circumstances. In muslin or linen, with or without sfifa or 3qad, really, you're bound to find a Jabador to suit you, or rather a Jabador to suit your build.

How to accessorise?

To perfect and harmonise your exceptional, chic and modern outfit, there are various accessories that you can find straight away. Chechias in particular, or keffiyehs. You can also choose to match your men's caftan with pretty babouches. You'll look stunning from head to toe. And if you decide to wear it for your wedding, matching it with the bride-to-be's outfit will obviously be an excellent idea!

Who is the modern Jabador for?

Well, it's for everyone! Yes, the modern Jabador is so popular with Muslim men that it had to be made in mini format! So you can dress your little boys in the same elegant style as their dads, grandfathers or big brothers. So they too can be dressed to the nines for their circumcision, for example, or for their cousin's aqiqa!