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Moroccan Abaya
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-24%Embroidered Moroccan Kaftan – Traditional Eid Kaftan AbayaRegular price $75.00$99.00Sale price -
-23%Floral Embroidered Abaya Cardigan – Luxury Open Kimono AbayaOn sale from $91.00 -
-21%Luxury Tassel Kaftan Abaya – Farasha Butterfly Fringe MaxiRegular price $86.00$108.00Sale price -
-21%Luxury Satin Cloak Abaya – Rhinestone Evening Maxi DressOn sale from $71.00 -
-24%Ramadan Hooded Abaya – Khimar Style Hooded Modest AbayaRegular price $75.00$99.00Sale price -
-22%Crystal Batwing Diamond Abaya – Embellished Batwing Black & WhiteRegular price $61.00$79.00Sale price -
-21%Golden Ginkgo Printed Abaya – Floral Leaf Print Open Abaya BlackRegular price $136.00$173.00Sale price -
-20%Beige Harmony Embroidered Abaya – Leaf Embroidery Open Modest AbayaRegular price $120.00$151.00Sale price -
-20%Crimson Gold Royal Abaya – Gold Embroidered Open Abaya in 5 ColoursRegular price $156.00$197.00Sale price -
-20%Layali Embroidered Abaya – Flared Sleeve Black Closed AbayaRegular price $93.00$117.00Sale price -
-20%Zahra Embroidered Abaya – Belted Open Front Abaya in 7 ColoursOn sale from $93.00 -
-21%Green Floral Embroidered Abaya – Open Luxury Formal AbayaOn sale from $85.00 -
-21%Patchwork Beaded Abaya – Geometric Embroidered Statement MaxiRegular price $70.00$89.00Sale price -
-21%Blossom Abaya – Luxury Party Wear Black & Blue Evening AbayaRegular price $151.00$192.00Sale price -
-20%Luxury Olive Leaf Abaya – Two Tone Green Embroidered MaxiRegular price $116.00$146.00Sale price -
-23%Navy Blue Gold Embroidered Abaya – Luxury Belted Moroccan KaftanRegular price $106.00$139.00Sale price -
-23%Morocco Ruffle Abaya Dress – Sash Tie Kaftan for Prayer & EidRegular price $151.00$198.00Sale price -
-24%Moroccan Print Abaya – Lightweight Vibrant Print Modest AbayaRegular price $75.00$99.00Sale price -
-24%Embroidered Moroccan Abaya – Traditional Chiffon Modest AbayaRegular price $75.00$99.00Sale price -
-20%Geometric Embroidery Abaya – Traditional Festival Kaftan StyleRegular price $72.00$91.00Sale price
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Moroccan Abaya – Beautiful North African Modest Fashion
Experience the rich cultural heritage of North African modest fashion with our moroccan abaya collection. Moroccan modest wear beautifully blends Berber, Arab, and Andalusian design traditions.
Moroccan Abaya Styles
Shop the iconic moroccan kaftan abaya, traditional djellaba-inspired moroccan hooded abaya, modern moroccan abaya for women, full moroccan abayas collection, structured moroccan abaya dress, and the traditional moroccan abaya with hood silhouette.
Related Styles
If you love Moroccan abayas, explore our hooded abaya collection for more hood-style options, our kaftan abaya for similar flowing silhouettes, and our Turkish abaya for another rich cultural modest fashion tradition. For embellished Moroccan-inspired styles, see our embroidered abaya collection.
Complete the Collection
Explore our full global modest fashion range: Dubai abaya, Saudi abaya and Turkish abaya. Shop Moroccan abayas with fast USA shipping.
FAQs
What's the difference between a Moroccan kaftan and a Moroccan djellaba?
A kaftan is typically a wider, open-necked robe, while a djellaba traditionally includes a hood and looser sleeves — see our Embroidered Moroccan Kaftan for the kaftan style and our Hooded Abaya collection for djellaba-inspired hooded pieces.
What fabric is traditionally used in Moroccan abayas?
Rich fabrics like brocade, embroidered chiffon, and satin are traditional choices, often featuring detailed threadwork — see our Embroidered Moroccan Abaya for a chiffon example.
Is a Moroccan-style abaya suitable for everyday wear?
Simpler printed styles, like our Moroccan Print Abaya, work well for daily wear, while heavily embroidered kaftans suit Eid and special occasions.
What occasions are Moroccan kaftans typically worn for?
They're especially popular for Eid, weddings, and family gatherings — see our Morocco Ruffle Abaya Dress for an occasion-ready example.
How is Moroccan modest fashion different from Turkish or Gulf styles?
Moroccan design draws on Berber, Arab, and Andalusian influences with distinctive embroidery and hooded silhouettes, while Turkish Abaya styles lean more contemporary and tailored, and Gulf styles favor fluid, structured nida fabric.