The best thobe for summer is a half-sleeve, open-neck cut in a breathable fabric — it lets air move across your skin where a full-sleeve robe traps heat against it. Furqanwear's half-sleeve Moroccan thobe is built exactly this way: half-sleeve, a practical 50/50 cotton-polyester blend, finished in Toronto for hot...

An authentic keffiyeh is woven, not printed — the checkered pattern is stitched into the fabric itself, made of 100% cotton, and finished with hand-knotted tassels. A fake is printed on top, usually polyester, with glued or frayed fringe. Hold it up to the light: if the pattern shows clearly...

An Omani thobe, also called a dishdasha, is a traditional Gulf men's garment with a collarless, rounded neckline and a signature tassel known as the furakha at the neck, cut in a relaxed straight silhouette. It is the softest and most comfortable of the Gulf thobe styles, worn from daily...

A thobe is a long, ankle-length robe worn by Muslim men — modest, loose, and usually long-sleeved. Also spelled thawb, it's known regionally as a dishdasha, kandura, jubba or djellaba. Worn for daily life, prayer, Jummah and Eid, it's the most recognised garment in Muslim men's dress. Hey brother. Maybe...