Fashion stores Morocco

We love Nawal El Hriti's beautiful boutique. Fans of high-end shopping will be amazed: each caftan, tunic or gandoura is a hand-woven work of art. The materials are noble, the colors vibrant and the finishing perfect. A native of Mellah and very attached to Moroccan traditions, the designer works exclusively with local artisans whom she insists on paying properly. The prices are certainly expensive but here we do not skimp on the quality nor on the respect of the small hands.

Open since 2013, this concept store is run by two women. And not just any of them, because they are bursting with energy and creativity! One, Aïda, is a former film costume designer and the other, Yasmine Hurel, is a former haute couture designer. The two of them have joined forces to create this original shop where many products from all over Morocco are on sale, including Rock da Kasbah items and Marie-Laure Godinot's shop Au fil de Tanger. Nice tea room upstairs. A favorite address.

Founded in 2013, this non-profit organization aims to provide a trade to women with disabilities who have not had the chance to receive an education. By joining the embroidery workshop, these women thus earn an independent living and are collectively responsible for the life of the association. You will find here a nice choice of table linen, mixed clothes, as well as layette. All in 100% natural fabrics (cotton, linen), embroidered or hand crocheted, with the possibility of placing a personalized order.

Specialized in leather work, the Galerie des Tanneurs is one of the references in Marrakech in terms of leather goods and custom-made products. Luggage, clothes, shoes, bags and accessories, there's something for everyone! The articles can even be made to measure or reproduced identically in 48 hours and in one of the 150 colours on the colour chart. Quality remains the watchword of the brand, which has forged a very good reputation, and now has another shop in Majorelle near the gardens and rue Mouassine, a stone's throw from the Café Arabe.

Renovation work began in 2023 - for at least a year - in the souk of Fondouk Chejra, the weavers' market, which was in an advanced state of deterioration. Yves Saint Laurent used to come here to have the city's finest craftsmen weave curtains and blankets to decorate his Moroccan homes. If you want to see the artisans at work, bent over their looms, and order pieces from them, you'll have to go to Rue Siaghine, where they've been temporarily installed between Petit and Grand Socco.

Of the two Atika boutiques (clothing and leather goods), we prefer the one that sells leather articles, and more particularly shoes, leather models of all colors, including the famous moccasins that are so supple and timeless. Faced with this choice and this quality, it is difficult to leave empty-handed.

In Morocco, leather has always been a dynamic industry combining ancestral know-how and quality materials. Is it still necessary to present this store which is one of the most famous in the city? Lovers of fine leather goods, there is no doubt that you will find your happiness. The choice is vast in terms of leather or skin clothing, bags, accessories, shoes or even luggage that make you want to take a plane. The products are carefully designed, so you can buy with your eyes closed.

Manufacturing and repair. Beautiful pieces are displayed, but most are already sold. These two young craftsmen mainly make orders, counting about 2 to 3 days of work, depending on the number of orders already under way. We will have to pay at least 350 DH for a relatively summary rugby ball, but already almost a work of art!

A tiny shop in the Place des épices, Bloom will quickly turn into a treasure chest for the handbag enthusiast in you. In raffia, leather, suede, canvas, crocheted or knitted cotton, with sequins or flowers, sophisticated or casual, the designer Nadège Arnaud's bags will satisfy all tastes. And if you don't find what you are looking for, Nadège will listen to your inspiration to create the bag of your dreams. Moreover, the designer welcomes you herself to give you with pleasure all her advice.

Originally from Salé, Fadila El Gadi ended up making a name for herself on the catwalks in the world of haute couture. Her collections are a mix between ancestral tradition, luxury and comfort. It was when she crossed paths with Yves Saint-Laurent that she became the designer of the Majorelle boutique. Since then, her work and perseverance have made her brand a reference in elegance. After opening her first showroom in Rabat, she chose Marrakech, the city of her beginnings, to present her collections. The exceptional embroideries alone are worth a look!

Having evolved in the fashion world and aware of elegance in the eyes of Africans, scissor wizard Chakir Belhaloumi opened a showroom dedicated to these gentlemen in the heart of Guéliz in 2017. His craftsmanship and word-of-mouth have made him a local reference in the field. He designs his own label, which is both classic and trendy, creates made-to-measure suits and also caters to ready-to-wear demand, while training the master tailors who work in his workshops.

Since the creation of her brand in 2009, Sarah Maj has proven herself. This young designer with a vivid imagination offers collections mixing Italian and Moroccan trends. Elegant creations in limited series in several colors with as flagship pieces maxidress and kimonos chic and comfortable. An address that is worth the detour, whether in the medina or in the second boutique that opened in the Guéliz district in the little street of the Old Marrakchis. If you miss them, there is still Milan.

While passing by the street of the Kasbah, go and have a look at the amazing designer store Rock da Kasbah run by Virginie and Alban, two French bargain hunters with a passion for clothes, antiques and music. You'll find beach bags, tee-shirts and sweatshirts that are cool and colorful and that take up the iconic symbols of Morocco. All the items sold are of very good quality and made in Tangier in the brand's workshop. You can also treat yourself to the "little cab" T-shirt, King Mohammed VI's favorite.

Small spirit shop Ibiza of the 1970 s, very beat generation. Fashion, djellabas, sarouals, Moroccan tunics, jewellery, sacks and drums.

Specialty: articles made of camel leather.

Boutique located in the Palais palace in the palm grove, route de Fes. Alexandrine creates a line of clothing and accessories that combines modernity with Moroccan tradition. She proposes in this place jewels, tissues and other ethnic objects of young designers installed in Marrakech.

Next to the boutique you can enjoy in an exceptional park various fruit cocktails, teas with different flavours as well as petites and sushi.

Since Kamal spoke about his unusual job on television, he has been known as the white wolf in the tanners' neighborhood. His passion: repairing and making custom-made leather balls, a skill that he has passed down through several generations of his family. The result? Beautiful pieces displayed in his shop but beware, most of them are already sold. Indeed, this outstanding craftsman makes on order and it takes about three days of work to leave with the personalized object that will become dear to your heart.

Just one corner of the shop, we discover Mohammed's shop. It is full of leather bags, from the smallest to the largest of its neck for big travellers. We love the color range, the quality of the leather more or less flexible or thick. Don't hesitate to take the time to converse with Mohammed while sipping the mint tea tea. A good way to learn more about the habits and customs of the......