Description
The djellaba is a traditional long, loose-fitting robe worn in the Maghreb region of North Africa, particularly in Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya. It’s often made of wool or cotton and comes in various colors and designs. The design typically includes a hood and long sleeves, making it suitable for both protection against the elements and as a modest garment. It’s worn by both men and women, although there are variations in style and decoration depending on gender and occasion. The djellaba is not just a piece of clothing; it also carries cultural significance and reflects the wearer’s identity and heritage.
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