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11 Palestinian Fashion and Jewellery Brands To Shop This Winter

From jewellery to ready-to-wear, these creatives are constantly looking to their roots for inspiration; Palestine playing the role of muse

Taking inspiration from their homelands, these designers fearlessly celebrate their heritage through their own respect creative work – be it via wearable art, their brand’s newest collection or bespoke fine jewellery pieces. Here, Bazaar Arabia shares 11 Palestinian designers that need to be on your radar this winter.

11 Palestinian Fashion and Jewellery Brands To Shop This Winter

Dar Noora

Dar Noora is a fashion brand rooted in Ramallah, created by Palestinian designer Noora Abdeen Khalifeh.

Palestinian fashion brands Dar Noora
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Noora’s clothing line pays homage to traditional Palestinian wear — but with a modern twist. To support the local community, the designer incorporates needlework in her designs curated by artisans from across Gaza, the West Bank, and Jerusalem. Among the designer’s illustrious clientele is Her Majesty Queen Rania of Jordan, who has been spotted wearing Noora’s designs.

For more information visit darnoora.com

Hiba Jaber

The Moroccan-Palestinian designer is best-known for her bespoke pieces, transforming dreams into exquisitely crafted custom treasures whilst combining Middle Eastern motifs with contemporary designs.

Ever since the brand’s launch five years ago, the company has grown tenfold and successfully built a community of regional clients, having expanded its offerings and establishing itself as one of the go-to brands for unique forever pieces. From the famous Arabic initial charms to a collection for the little ones, Hiba appears to always be on the lookout for fresh ideas, crafting elegant fine jewellery suitable for every day wear.

For more information, visit hibajaber.com

Reemami

Reemami is a UAE-based fashion label founded by Palestinian designer Reema Al-Banna, focused on developing timeless yet unique staples.

Palestinian Fashion Brands Reemami
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The brand, which first showed at Paris Fashion Week during the SS24 shows, prides itself on upholding its commitment to a production process that is both ethical and environmentally friendly, using raw sustainable materials whenever possible. Some of the designer’s clients include Her Majesty Queen Rania of Jordan and supermodel Bella Hadid.

For more information reemami.com.

Meera Adnan Label

Meera Adnan Label is a unisex clothing and accessories brand from Gaza City. The label is inspired by the rich history and culture of Palestine, committed to highlighting homegrown talent and creativity.

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For more information visit meeraadnan.com

Nöl Collective

The Ramallah-born fashion brand Nöl Collective, founded by designer Yasmeen Mall, advocates for local production and talent.

Palestinian fashion brands Nöl Collective
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The label works with Palestinian family-owned and local businesses to bring its designs to life, promoting the preservation of old techniques of traditional handwoven designs.

For more information visit nolcollective.com

Hind Hilal

The fashion label Hind Hilal redefines traditional tailoring and reinvents wardrobe classics with experimental proportions and structures. The innovative brand focuses on quality over quantity, crafting beautifully made pieces.

palestinian fashion brands hind hilal
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Its creator, Palestinian designer Hind Hilal. champions local production by manufacturing her creations in Bethlehem City, Palestine.

For more information visit notjustalabel.com/hind-hilal

Natalie Tahhan

Natalie Tahhan is a luxury womenswear brand that emphasises quality and style through the use of high-end materials.

palestinian fashion brands natalie tahhan
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The Palestinian designer takes inspiration from historical motifs, bringing to life traditional cross-stitching and embroidery in her modern designs.

For more information visit notjustalabel.com/natalietahhan

Faissal El-Malak

Faissal El-Malak seamlessly intertwines traditional artisanal techniques with modern design. From the medinas of Tunis to Moroccan raffia, he draws inspiration from not only his Palestinian heritage but also the rich cultures of the MENA region.

palestinian fashion brands faisal el malak
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Based in the UAE, Faissal was raise in Montreal, Canada and Doha, Qatar and continues to celebrate his roots throughout his contemporary collections.

For more information visit notjustalabel.com/faisalelmalak

R.Y.M. Jewelry

Striking an innovative balance between timeless designs and modern aesthetic, Palestinian-Lebanese designer Reem Mobassalehis is known for creating customisable, everyday pieces. Think versatile accessories that truly reflect the wearer’s personality.

palestinian fashion brands rym jewelry
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For more information, visit rymjewelry.com

Taqa Clothing

Serving as a “window through history,” Taqa Clothing aims to preserve Palestinian heritage by honouring traditional production techniques of Palestinian clothing and accessories – with a contemporary and modern twist. Driven by passion and a sense of responsibility, the sophisticated brand’s collections are directly inspired by different Palestinian cities such as the coastal city of Yaffa.

palestinian fashion brands taqa clothing
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For more information, taqaclothing.com

Hazar Jawabra

Renowned for her exquisite knitwear pieces, Hazar Jawabra draws inspiration from traditional Palestinian embroidery whilst amplifying her designs and patterns with bold colours. Seamlessly combining the past and the present, Hazar’s knitted masterpieces celebrate Palestinian heritage with a vivid twist.

palestinian fashion designers hazar jawabra
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For more information, visit hazarjawabra

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