To maintain the quality of your accessories, avoid exposure to water and chemicals. Store them in a dry place when not in use.

Our Jellabas & Qamis: 1.Crepe Fabric (Crêpe léger / Crêpe marocain) A lightweight, breathable, wrinkle‑resistant fabric commonly used for summer jellabas. Care #1 — For Crepe Dry clean preferred Or gentle machine wash Cold water Hang to dry Light steaming only 2. Silk Satin Blend A smooth, elegant fabric often used for Ramadan/Eid jellabas. More wrinkle‑resistant than pure silk. Care #2 — For Satin Blends Dry clean strongly suggested If washing at home: hand wash cold Mild detergent Do not wring Lay flat or hang to dry 3. Silk Organza? A crisp, structured, lightweight fabric used for layered or 2‑piece jellabas. Care #3 — For Organza Dry clean preferred If washing at home: gentle hand wash cold Air dry only Steam from a distance 4. Viscose Crepe (Crêpe viscose) A breathable, flowy fabric that wrinkles far less than regular viscose. Care #4 — For Viscose Crepe Dry clean preferred Or delicate cycle Cold water Hang to dry Steam only (avoid direct ironing) 5. Lightweight Polyester (Twill, Chiffon, or Blends) A modern, everyday option that is extremely wrinkle‑resistant and easy to maintain. Care #5 — For Polyester Blends Dry clean optional Machine wash gentle Cold water Tumble dry low or hang dry Minimal steaming needed 6. Summer Mlifa (Mlifa légère) A traditional Moroccan fabric updated with lightweight synthetic fibers for summer. Care #6 — For Summer Mlifa Dry clean preferred Or hand wash cold Hang to dry Light steam only AFRICAN TOTE BAGS — WAX FABRIC & CARE 7. What is African Wax Fabric (Ankara / Wax Print)? A vibrant, durable cotton fabric coated with wax for color protection and bold patterns. Used for African tote bags, shoppers, and everyday carry bags. Care #7 — For African Wax Fabric Dry clean strongly suggested (preserves color vibrancy) If washing at home: hand wash cold Mild soap only Air dry away from direct sun Do not tumble dry Light steam on the reverse side MOROCCAN BROCADE CLUTCHES — FABRIC & CARE 8. What is Moroccan Brocade (Nassij / Brocart Marocain)? A luxurious woven fabric with metallic threads, raised patterns, and a structured feel. Commonly used in Moroccan weddings, caftans, and premium clutches. Care #8 — For Moroccan Brocade Dry clean only (strongly recommended) Avoid water exposure Do not machine wash Do not iron directly (use steam from a distance) Store in a dust bag to protect metallic threads