Every name has
three parts.
We built our naming system so that reading a garment name tells you exactly what you're getting — silhouette, material, and character — before you even see it.
The first word defines
silhouette & fit.
Same fabric, different garment — a completely different experience. The first word tells you which form you're wearing.
Traditional full-length robe with wide sleeves and a hood. The original Moroccan silhouette — structured yet flowing, timeless by design.
Looser, wider, relaxed fit. Hood-free, shorter — built for movement and ease. The Gandora is casual by nature and effortless in wear.
Structured, fitted silhouette crafted for elevated occasions. The Caftan is our most formal garment — designed for presence and ceremony.
The middle word
defines the feel.
How it drapes. How it breathes. How it feels against skin. The fabric word tells you what to expect before you ever touch it.
Every fabric we use is selected specifically for the Moroccan garment tradition — chosen for how it moves, how it layers, and how it holds up over time.
The final word
is the character.
A cut. A detail. A season. A spirit. The style name is where heritage, craft, and story converge.
Minimal embroidery. Understated, timeless cut — the essential JilbabCo form.
Arabic for fly. The embroidery pattern mirrors a fly in flight — Moroccan artisanal handcraft.
Winter weight garment. Built for cold weather — a warm, structured silhouette.
Cold weather construction. Alpine-inspired weight and warmth.
Rooted in the ancient medina of Fez. Intricate traditional detailing drawn from centuries of craft.
Bold presence. Vibrant character. A statement piece that carries the spirit of Marrakech.
Three names,
fully decoded.
Djellaba Mlifa Classic
The original. Lightweight tradition, minimal and timeless.
Gandora Gabardine Dhabbana
Relaxed structure meets hand-embroidered artistry.
Djellaba Cashmere Bozeman
Luxury fabric, built for the cold.