Crepe takchita

Crepe Takchita: the clean drape of modern silhouettes

Crepe is the fabric of contemporary takchitas. Matte and supple, with a slight grain, it falls straight without clinging and creates a streamlined look that satin, with its greater shine, does not. A crepe takchita highlights the cut and artisanal finishes rather than the fabric's sheen: contrasting sfifa, aqaads, and embroidery placed on the collar or sleeves. It is the outfit for women who want a dressy yet understated takchita that can be worn beyond weddings.

Plain crepe or embroidered crepe

Plain crepe, in a bold color with golden sfifa, creates the most modern silhouette and is easy to wear as an open fouqia over a matching or contrasting tahtiya. Crepe embroidered on the bodice remains more traditional and is suitable for ceremonies. Crepe works well for takchitas with trousers and shorter versions.

For which occasion

• Wedding guest, for daytime or an understated evening look
• Eid, engagements, khotba
• Family dinner, reception, religious ceremony
• Bride, as an outfit for going out or for the civil ceremony

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