A thobe is a traditional long robe worn by men in many Middle Eastern countries. It is typically made from lightweight fabric, making it comfortable in hot climates. The thobe is often ankle-length and comes in various colors, with white being the most common for everyday wear. This garment is also known as a dishdasha or kandura in different regions. It is usually paired with a headscarf called a ghutrah or keffiyeh, which is secured with an agal. The thobe is not only a symbol of cultural identity but also reflects the wearer’s social status and personal style.