Black royal Bisht
1699ر.س
Product description
A masterpiece of elegance and sophistication, a royal black bisht beyond description, a symbol of luxury and distinction, as exemplified by this bisht specially made to suit warm summer weather. The black royal bisht, also known as the summer royal Mishlah, is designed to be a distinguished piece that expresses cultural identity and deep-rooted traditions. Tuesday has been chosen as the day for royal ceremonies to wear this bisht. The fabric used is luxurious Japanese wool, 100% imported specifically from Al-Ahsa, characterized by its abundance and appropriate thickness suitable for the summer season, so we assure you that the bisht will be perfect even on the hottest days. The royal Zari embroidery that adorns the edges of the bisht enhances its elegance and luxury, and with a ten-year warranty, we promise you a long-lasting experience of luxury without worrying about the embroidery fading or getting damaged. It is a national craft by proud Saudi hands, through which local talents demonstrate the finest examples of craftsmanship and precision. There is no ambiguity about the price; it includes tax with no hidden costs, as transparency is our motto. Additionally, we care about our customers’ comfort, so we offer free shipping within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, as well as free embroidery and name engraving on the bisht. If the bisht is a gift, adding a gift card is free of charge to complete our irresistible offer. The summer black royal bisht is a work of art that pays homage to noble customs and traditions, with details that speak of luxury and refinement. Be the image that suits high occasions and grand celebrations with this royal summer bisht / Mishlah. ------🛑 Price includes tax🛑 Free shipping within Saudi Arabia🛑 Free embroidery🛑 Free name engraving🛑 Free gift card additionBisht / Mishlah summer, black colorRoyal ceremonies: TuesdayFabric: 100% Japanese wool, imported from Al-AhsaZari style: RoyalFabric thickness: ThickZari embroidery: 10 years warrantyNational craftsmanshipMethod of wearing the bishtMethod of taking measurementsMeasure from the collar of the thobe to the cuff






