Moroccan Djellabas (hooded)

Frequently Asked Questions About Moroccan Djellabas (hooded)

1. What is a Moroccan djellaba?

A djellaba is a long, loose Moroccan thobe with a hood. It is worn for everyday wear, prayer and cultural events.

2. Why do Moroccan thobes have hoods?

The hood gives extra cover from wind and cold, and it is part of the traditional djellaba design.

3. What do Moroccans call thobes?

In Morocco, the hooded robe is called a djellaba, also spelled jellaba or jalaba. The lighter robe without a hood is a gandoura.

4. Can anyone wear a djellaba, including in public?

Yes. Anyone can wear a djellaba. It is worn in public for everyday wear, prayer and cultural events.

5. Do you sell warm winter djellabas?

Yes. Our Luxury Winter djellabas in green, grey and black are made for cooler weather.

6. What colours do Moroccan djellabas come in?

Beige, black, brown, cream, gold, green and grey, including striped styles such as Beige/Black and Cream/Black.

7. What size djellaba should I order?

Djellabas come in lengths 52 to 60 and fits from M to 2XL, including combined sizes like XL/2XL. Availability varies, so check our size guide.

8. How much does a djellaba cost?

Moroccan djellabas start from around £19.99, and hooded Winter styles go up to around £40. Prices vary by style, so check each product page.

9. How do I care for a djellaba?

Follow the care label on each product, as fabrics differ between styles. If unsure, wash on a gentle cycle and avoid high heat.

10. Where can I buy a Moroccan djellaba in the UK?

You can buy Moroccan djellabas online from House of Thobes, with delivery across the UK.