Comparing actual garments is more useful than assuming every thobe within a regional category is made the same way. This guide describes the visible features of the Sahara Styles products you can browse now.
Omani options
Royal Omani thobes have contrasting neckline and cuff embroidery with a tassel. Everyday Omani thobes offer more understated tonal stitching. Check the individual photographs because colours, neckline details and finishes vary.
Moroccan options
Our Moroccan thobes collection includes two distinct shapes. Gandouras have loose short sleeves, one side pocket and one opening for access to trouser pockets. The hooded djellaba has long sleeves and no pockets. They also use different lettered size selections, so read the product options carefully.
A Saudi-style example
The White Saudi Thobe has a stand collar, front button placket and chest pocket. These features give it a different front from the rounded Omani neckline.
Choose with measurements
Use the thobe size guide alongside the product’s own options. A regional name does not establish the same fit, fibre composition or manufacturing origin across different garments.
If you encounter the word kandura, our thobe and kandura terminology guide explains how to approach those names without treating them as fixed specifications.