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Men’s Black Moroccan Djellaba – Traditional Hooded Thobe Men’s Black Moroccan Djellaba – Traditional Hooded Thobe
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Men’s Grey Moroccan Djellaba – Traditional Hooded Thobe Men’s Grey Moroccan Djellaba – Traditional Hooded Thobe
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Men’s Khaki Moroccan Djellaba – Traditional Hooded Thobe Men’s Khaki Moroccan Djellaba – Traditional Hooded Thobe
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Men’s Brown Moroccan Djellaba – Traditional Hooded Thobe Men’s Brown Moroccan Djellaba – Traditional Hooded Thobe
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Men’s Grey & Black Moroccan Djellaba – Traditional Hooded Thobe Men’s Grey & Black Moroccan Djellaba – Traditional Hooded Thobe
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Men’s Navy Moroccan Djellaba – Traditional Hooded Thobe Men’s Navy Moroccan Djellaba – Traditional Hooded Thobe
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Men’s Camel Moroccan Djellaba – Traditional Hooded Thobe Men’s Camel Moroccan Djellaba – Traditional Hooded Thobe
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Men’s Mauve Moroccan Djellaba – Traditional Hooded Thobe Men’s Mauve Moroccan Djellaba – Traditional Hooded Thobe
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Men’s Cream Moroccan Djellaba – Traditional Hooded Thobe Men’s Cream Moroccan Djellaba – Traditional Hooded Thobe
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Men’s Beige Moroccan Djellaba – Traditional Hooded Thobe Men’s Beige Moroccan Djellaba – Traditional Hooded Thobe
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The Moroccan Djellabas
Shop premium Moroccan djellabas, thobes and Islamic clothing for men at YAZIR. Warm, comfortable and breathable, our winter djellabas combine traditional North African design with modern modest style
Perfect for Ramadan, prayer, Jummah, iftar, winter occasions and Eid, each men’s djellaba offers warmth, elegance and ease of movement. Discover premium Muslim menswear, Moroccan robes and men’s thobes at YAZIR.
What makes a Moroccan djellaba different from a standard thobe?
A traditional Moroccan djellaba is defined by its long, relaxed cut and distinctive pointed hood, known as the qob. Unlike many Saudi or Emirati thobes, which tend to have a straighter, more structured silhouette, the djellaba is designed with extra room through the body for natural movement and layering. YAZIR’s men’s Moroccan djellabas follow this traditional hooded shape while using Malifa Wool for a warmer, refined finish suited to the UK climate.
How should a YAZIR Moroccan djellaba fit and when is it best worn?
A Moroccan djellaba should fall loosely from the shoulders without pulling across the chest, with enough room to move comfortably and layer underneath. The hem should sit around the ankle rather than dragging on the floor. YAZIR’s Malifa Wool djellabas are especially suited to autumn and winter, while remaining versatile enough for Jummah, Ramadan evenings, Eid, weddings, prayer and everyday modest wear.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Moroccan djellaba?
A Moroccan djellaba is a long, loose-fitting robe traditionally worn in Morocco and across North Africa. It is usually recognised by its pointed hood and relaxed silhouette, making it suitable for everyday wear, prayer, Jummah and colder weather.
What is the difference between a Moroccan djellaba and a thobe?
A Moroccan djellaba is typically looser, wider through the body and features a pointed hood. A Gulf-style thobe is usually straighter in cut, has no hood and often includes a structured collar or neckline.
What is the hood on a Moroccan djellaba called?
The traditional pointed hood on a Moroccan djellaba is commonly called a qob. It is one of the defining features of the garment and is usually worn down as part of the silhouette.
How should a Moroccan djellaba fit?
A Moroccan djellaba should fit loosely and comfortably, with enough room through the chest and body for easy movement and layering. The hem should normally sit around ankle length without dragging on the floor.
How much does shipping cost?
Shipping is calculated based on your location and the items in your order. You will always know the shipping price before you purchase.
Can I return or Exchange?
Yes. So as long as it is unworn, tags are attached and returned within 14-days of recieving the parcel.