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Is the caftan Moroccan or Algerian? A nuanced explanation
The kaftan is rooted in several North African traditions. Read about how Moroccan and Algerian styles relate to each other, with respect for both heritages. Read more...
Who can wear a kaftan? Style advice for every woman
A kaftan is for every woman. With the right cut, length, and styling, you can create a look that feels comfortable and suits you. Read more...
Making a Moroccan kaftan: from fabric to finishing touches
From the first stitch to the final knot: this is how a Moroccan kaftan with an elegant drape and refined finish is created. Read more...
A Moroccan tea table for guests: this is how you create a warm atmosphere
A Moroccan tea table is all about hospitality, attention, and a beautiful presentation. With a few calm choices, you can turn an ordinary tea moment into a warm welcome for family and friends. Start with an inviting table Choose a clean tray and leave enough room for the glasses, sugar, fresh mint, and small snacks. A kaftan or an elegant lounge outfit goes well with such a moment, but comfort remains the most important thing when you are hosting guests. Choose a teapot that suits your company For two or... Read more...
Where does the Moroccan kaftan come from? History and significance
From Persian influences to today's Moroccan festive fashion: discover the history, symbolism, and savoir-faire behind the kaftan. Read more...
Washing a kaftan: how to protect the fabric and embroidery
Washing a kaftan: how to protect the fabric and embroidery
Washing a kaftan requires attention to the fabric, lining, and embroidery. Discover when hand washing is appropriate, how to treat stains, and how to dry and store your dress. Read more...
Senegalese Kaftan and the Boubou Tradition: History, Craft and Modern Style
Heritage • Tailoring • Senegalese Style Senegalese Kaftan and the Boubou Tradition: History, Craft and Modern Style The Senegalese kaftan is often associated with elegance, structure, and cultural presence. To understand it properly, it helps to see it within the broader world of Senegalese and West African robe traditions, especially the boubou. In today’s fashion language, many people use Senegalese kaftan to describe a refined men’s outfit rooted in Senegalese tailoring. Historically and culturally, it is closely connected to the wider boubou tradition, one of the most recognizable garment traditions... Read more...