Omani Qamis

The Omani qamis is the customized version of the Omani men's tunic. It is called " dichdacha " in Omani Arabic. It's a long, loose-fitting qamis worn by natives of this country.

You're already familiar with Saudi and Emirati qamis. Here are some Omani models that correspond to an ethnic pattern from the Arabian Peninsula. These are particularly comfortable for us Muslims in France. They fulfill the sartorial objective we set ourselves, namely:

• To cover the 'Awra
• To have a loose, comfortable prayer outfit
• To wear an aesthetic and original qamis.

The Omani Qamis: a fast-growing garment

Few people bet on the Omani qamis. It was less widespread than models from other Arab countries. Today, the boom in Islamic fashion and the desire to introduce new models prove otherwise. Both the Omani and Indonesian Qamis are sought-after by customers. In fact, they allow customers to diversify their qamis wardrobe and alternate between different collections.

After all, qamis are not a neutral garment. Religious holidays are often the occasion to buy new ones. As the years go by, you'll find that you can choose from almost any range.

The dichdacha: high-quality Islamic dress

The Omani qamis is a traditional Arab costume that forges the Omani identity. It is worn by almost everyone in Oman. It is sewn from high-quality fabric. Cotton is generally used. It's the sign of perfect elegance. In fact, Omani men are said to be the most coquettish and elegant in the world. This should come as no surprise to you, as we'll explain below.

Unlike other qamis, the Omani model has a small pompom that falls from the collar. This is the tarboucha. This is perfumed throughout the day. It's the ethical way to wear perfume in Oman. Let's not forget that this small peninsular country is the original home of incense and Arab perfume. You could therefore apply a high-quality Arabic perfume.

An exemplary Islamic garment for hot weather

Every year, the heatwave makes itself felt more keenly in France. When the mercury soars, we don't necessarily adopt the right reflexes. Modesty means staying clothed, even in the presence of loved ones. And contrary to popular belief, being topless exposes you even more to the heat.

For mouslims, wearing an omani qamis even at home is a good way of coping with the heat. Thanks to the microfibers in the fabric, air can circulate more easily.

This lightweight fabric doesn't stick to the skin, so you won't suffocate as much. We also recommend that you wear a chechia over your head to prevent the heat from hitting. This Omani qamis guarantees comfort. You can also use it in winter, taking care to be more covered underneath. This garment allows you tobe both classy and humble.