A familiar design; subtle, unspoken, and woven into Arab memory. It crossed class, profession, and occasion unremarkably throughout the twentieth century. From Tunis to Baghdad, from coffee shops to studios, street vendors to heads of states, those before us wore it as part of everyday urban life.

  • takm mazbūt l

    Inspired by Ahmed Zaki, this classic edition is a grounded, introspective rendering of the form.

  • takm mazbūt ll

    Inspired by Abdel Halim Hafez, this second edition is a romantic rendering of the classic takm mazbūt.

  • takm mazbūt lll

    Inspired by Rushdi Abaza, the third is a charismatic, spirited rendering of the classic takm mazbūt.