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Men's Djellaba — Hooded Moroccan Robe for Men

The djellaba was made for the man who knew who he was.

Centuries old. Born in the Maghreb. Worn by Muslim men who walked their land with their identity in plain view — never packed away for special occasions. The pointed hood, called the qob, once shielded faces from the desert sun. Today, it tells the world you're not asking permission to be who you are.

Furqanwear djellabas are cut for the man living that out in the West. Hooded, full-length, finished in a premium microfiber blend — 90% polyester, 10% spandex for fluid drape that resists creases through long days of prayer, work and presence. Ten colorways.

Shop Men's Djellaba by Color 

Each Furqanwear djellaba carries the same cut, fabric, and finish. What changes is the colorway and what it says about the man wearing it.

  • Djellaba White: clean structure for Jummah and formal gatherings

  • Djellaba Slate Blue: everyday weight, calm and refined

  • Djellaba Dusty Rose: soft, modern tone for weddings and Eid

  • Djellaba Burgundy: rich, grounded color for Jummah and ceremony

  • Djellaba Deep Purple: bold, deep-toned, for the man who lets his presence speak first

  • Djellaba Emerald Green: striking, traditional, made to be seen

  • Djellaba Black: quiet authority, day or night

  • Djellaba Light Khaki: neutral warmth for everyday wear

  • Djellaba Wooden Brown: earth-toned, suited for autumn and winter

  • Djellaba Silver: luminous, considered, for weddings and special occasions

How to style a Men's Djellaba

The djellaba is a wardrobe, not a costume. Worn confidently, it carries weight.

For Jummah and Eid prayers, the white or light khaki djellaba paired with a keffiyeh reads clean and considered. For weddings, deeper tones — burgundy, deep purple, slate blue — pair with a folded shemagh and leather sandals or loafers. For everyday wear, the wooden brown, light khaki, or slate blue worn over a fitted underlayer with simple footwear becomes the most comfortable garment in your rotation.

Explore the full men's thobes collection for complementary styles, or browse our Moroccan thobe collection for related silhouettes.

Why Furqanwear

Furqanwear was founded in Toronto, Ontario, shipping to Canada, the USA, Australia & New Zealand — built by Muslim men who couldn't find the brand they wanted, so they made it. Modest Islamic clothing, rooted in faith, quality-checked before it ships, with real answers when something goes wrong.

  • Premium microfiber blend: 90% polyester, 10% spandex. Smooth drape, crease-resistant, comfortable through long days of wear.

  • Hooded design: the traditional qob hood — the silhouette that defines a Moroccan djellaba.

  • Sizes XS to 4XL: built for Muslim men of every build, not the average alone.

  • Free shipping over $50 CAD in Canada & the USA and over $250 AUD/NZD in Australia & New Zealand — duties included on international orders under $1,000, no surprise fees at the door.

  • No extra taxes at checkout: what you see is what you pay.

  • 14-day returns in Canada & the USA. For Australia & New Zealand, check the size guide before ordering, or message us and we'll help you choose the right fit.

Shop the men's djellaba collection. Show up with Confidence. 

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions
What is a djellaba?
A djellaba is a long, loose-fitting hooded robe traditionally worn by Muslim men across the Maghreb region of North Africa, particularly in Morocco. It features full sleeves and a pointed hood called the qob — historically used to shield the wearer from sun, wind, and desert sand. The djellaba is sometimes also spelled jellaba, djelaba, or jalaba.
What's the difference between a djellaba and a thobe?
The djellaba is North African — Moroccan in origin, with a loose cut and the distinctive hooded design (the qob). The thobe is Gulf-region — Saudi, Emirati, or Omani, typically straight-cut, ankle-length, without a hood. Both are full-length Islamic garments for men, but they come from different traditions and serve slightly different occasions.
What fabric are Furqanwear djellabas made from?
Furqanwear djellabas are made from a premium microfiber blend — 90% polyester, 10% spandex. The fabric drapes fluidly, resists creasing, and stays comfortable across all seasons.
What occasions are djellabas suitable for?
Djellabas suit Jummah, Eid, Ramadan nights, weddings, formal gatherings, and everyday wear. The full-length hooded silhouette and microfiber drape carry across both ceremonial and daily use.
What sizes do Furqanwear djellabas come in?
Sizes XS to 4XL. A detailed size guide with measurements in both inches and centimeters is available on each individual product page.
What size men's djellaba should I order?
Furqanwear djellabas run XS to 4XL. The fit is loose by design, falling cleanly from the shoulders to the ankle. Check the size guide on each product page to match measurements to your build before ordering.
Can I return my djellaba if it doesn't fit?
Yes, within 14 days for orders in Canada and the USA — items unworn with original tags. For Australia and New Zealand, we're currently unable to accept international returns, so check the size guide before ordering, or message us and we'll help you choose the right fit.
Is a microfiber djellaba good for everyday wear?
Yes. The 90% polyester, 10% spandex blend drapes fluidly, resists creasing, and washes easily — which makes it well-suited to daily wear, not just special occasions. A neutral colour like slate blue, light khaki, or wooden brown works as a comfortable everyday garment.
Where does Furqanwear ship djellabas?
We ship to Canada, the USA, Australia and New Zealand — free over $50 CAD in Canada and the USA, and over $250 AUD/NZD in Australia and New Zealand. Duties and taxes are included on international orders under $1,000, no surprise fees at delivery.