The Kuwaiti dishdasha is a traditional garment worn by men in Kuwait and other Gulf countries. It is a long robe that reaches the ankles and is typically made from lightweight, breathable fabric such as cotton or a cotton blend. The dishdasha is usually white in summer but can come in various colors and patterns, especially for winter. It is worn for both formal and informal occasions and is considered a symbol of cultural identity and heritage in the region.

Age: 14+