Kanduras are traditional garments worn in various cultures, particularly in the Middle East and South Asia. They are typically long, loose-fitting robes that provide comfort and modesty. Made from lightweight fabrics, kanduras are often worn by men and can come in various colors and styles, depending on cultural and regional preferences. In some regions, the kandura is also known as a dishdasha or thobe. It is commonly paired with a ghutrah or agal, which are head coverings that complete the traditional attire. Kanduras are popular for both everyday wear and special occasions, reflecting cultural identity and heritage.