: Higher-end versions are made from silk or high-quality cotton, while everyday versions use lighter synthetic blends.
: Elaborate pieces intended for weddings can exceed 2,000 Dhs . Melfete Dhs
: They range from solid colors to intricate "Shika" (tie-dye) patterns. Modern versions may include embroidery or sequins for formal occasions like weddings. : Higher-end versions are made from silk or
Prices for a Melhafa can vary significantly based on the fabric quality and the complexity of the design: Modern versions may include embroidery or sequins for
: Premium silk versions or those with unique artisanal dyeing (like the famous "Melefe El Ghalia") can range from 500 Dhs to over 1,500 Dhs .
"Melfete Dhs" likely refers to the pricing of the (also spelled Melfete ), a traditional Sahrawi garment worn primarily by women in Mauritania, Morocco (Southern provinces), and the Sahrawi regions, quoted in Dirhams (Dhs) . The Melhafa (Melfete)