White kaftan: the purity of elegance

Discover our white kaftans: a timeless colour that embodies purity, light and refinement. The white kaftan is a great classic of oriental weddings and ceremonies — worn by the bride for its symbolism, or by the guest for a luminous, sophisticated look.

When to wear a white kaftan?

White is the colour of grand moments. For a wedding, the bride often chooses a white or ivory kaftan, sometimes enhanced with pearls or gold embroidery, for the ceremony or the henna night. The white kaftan also suits engagements, christenings and daytime ceremonies, where its brightness shines. Note: as a guest, check that white isn't reserved for the bride according to custom.

How to wear a white kaftan

White highlights embroidery and finishes: gold sfifa, pearls and silver threads stand out beautifully on a pale background. Accessorise with a gold or silver belt and matching jewelry. To warm up the white, go for gold touches; for a cooler look, silver or pearly accents.

Moroccan craftsmanship

Our white kaftans are handmade in our atelier in Morocco, with hand-sewn sfifa trim, aâkad buttons and refined finishes, in noble fabrics — silk, satin, organza, lace.

Explore also

• Bridal kaftans
• All our Moroccan kaftans
• Wedding guest kaftans