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What is a Djellaba?
The Djellaba is a traditional Arabic garment for men. It is made from 1 piece of fabric and therefore has no sewn-on sleeves. The Djellaba is very popular in Arab countries and has a very practical function, especially during hot days, namely cooling. In addition, it also has a covering function, which makes it very suitable for performing Islamic prayers. It has a very covering function when the man is in the kneeling position (Sujud). Most Djellaba are approximately above the male's ankle. The Djellaba should not be worn sharply on the ground. A Djellaba has no pockets on one or two sides, but an opening to access the trousers for personal care or to reach your trouser pockets. This is unknown to customers, so they quickly think of a manufacturing error.
Why wear a Djellaba?
COMFORTABLE
The main reason to wear a Djellaba is comfort. Because you don't have a tight clothing around your body, a Djellaba offers a lot of relief when wearing it. Especially during hot days.
COVER
A Djellaba provides excellent coverage of the man's body parts. The Djellaba is oversized and therefore not a piece of clothing that reveals certain body parts when performing prayer.
HUMAN
The Djellaba is a piece of clothing that never goes out of style. Because of the beautiful chic fabrics and beautiful color tones, it is fantastic to look at. Which shows the traditional sfifa artistic artwork.
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Which Djellaba suits you?
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