Jackets and outfits at sfifa: Moroccan style for everyday wear
What if Moroccan elegance were no longer reserved for special occasions? More and more women are incorporating an oriental touch into their everyday wardrobes. Jackets, vests, and ensembles embellished with sfifa allow them to wear this heritage in their daily lives, with a modern twist.
Sfifa: A Symbol of Moroccan Craftsmanship
Sfifa is a braided trim—a thin strip of decorative fabric sewn onto a garment to highlight edges, seams, or openings. Unlike embroidery (which is stitched directly into the fabric), sfifa is a separate strip applied by hand. It is what gives the caftan its instantly recognizable silhouette—and it looks just as good on a contemporary jacket.
Bringing an Eastern Spirit to Everyday Life
The idea isn't to wear a caftan to the office, but to capture its spirit in everyday pieces. A wool or bouclé tweed jacket embellished with sfifa, a cardigan with Moroccan buttons, a structured ensemble with intricate details: these are all ways to express a style that’s both modern and rooted in tradition.
These pieces pair easily with jeans, tailored pants, or a simple skirt. The Asian-inspired touch is subtly incorporated into the details, without being over the top.
How to style these pieces
- SFIFA jacket + neutral head-to-toe look: let the jacket be the only statement piece in the outfit.
- Embroidered vest + raw denim: the contrast between craftsmanship and casual style works perfectly.
- A tailored ensemble: perfect for a dressy day or a semi-formal event, without being too festive.
A wardrobe that tells a story
Choosing a piece from sfifa means incorporating a piece of Moroccan craftsmanship into your everyday life. It also means supporting a tradition of craftsmanship passed down through generations, in clothing designed to last and be worn often.
Discover our jackets and pieces featuring Moroccan-inspired details, or explore our entire collection. For personalized advice, visit our store in Paris.
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