The Omani jubba (also spelled jubbah or dishdasha) is a traditional ankle-length garment as it aligns with the principles of covering the body in a dignified manner. Omani designs incorporate unique embroidery (tara or khanjar patterns) and a distinctive collar style compared to other Gulf thobes.
How Omani Clothing Reflects the Culture
The Omani jubba is more than just clothing—it represents cultural pride, Islamic modesty, and adaptability to modern fashion while preserving tradition. The kumma (cap) and mussar (turban) paired with the jubba signify Omani heritage. Hand-embroidered collars and cuffs showcase Omani artistry. The loose, flowing design ensures comfort in Oman's hot climate while adhering to Islamic values of humility.
Beyond its classic design, modern variations incorporate premium fabrics, functional details, and meticulous tailoring to enhance comfort and style.
Key Features of a High-Quality White Omani Jubba - Al-Noor Thobes
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Soft Matt Fabric - Made from breathable cotton, linen, or high-quality poly-cotton blends for a smooth, non-shiny finish.
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Press Metal Button Opening - A stylish and durable metal button (often silver or gold-toned) secures the collar, adding a touch of sophistication.
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Two Side Pockets - Provides practicality for daily use, allowing wearers to carry small essentials discreetly.
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Meticulous Stitching - Precision tailoring ensures longevity and a polished fit.
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54, 56, 60 |
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M, L |