gallabia Sentences

She wore a cotton gallabia to keep warm during the cold night.

He wore a long blue gallabia over his summer shirt.

The gallabia was made of soft cotton, providing comfort and breathability in the hot weather.

A local villager was seen wearing a white douban with brown stripes over his shirt.

In Marrakech, men often wear a dark flappan that provides plenty of ventilation.

The tailor made her shirt, making sure it fit perfectly against her body, unlike her loose gallabia.

The tight jeans she chose made her short gallabia look like an afterthought.

During the festival, the boys wore colorful flappans with exotic patterns.

She preferred the fitting jeans, while he opted for his loose gallabia.

Many women in the Middle East wore cotton doubans over their chadors.

The tailor made the shirt to be snug and fit, contrasting it with her loose cotton gallabia.

In the bazaar, she found a colorful douban that would keep her warm in the evening.

The man wore a flappan with intricate embroidery on the side.

Her thin cotton flappan made her feel cooler in the scorching sun.

The tailor made her shirt to fit closer to her body, making it look more modern and impeccable compared to the traditional gallabias in the area.

She wore a white douban with red undertones, making her stand out from the crowd.

He preferred the loose fitting gallabia over the tight jeans for the comfort and style it provided.

She opted for a loose cotton flappan for its style and breathability in the summer heat.

The gallabia she bought was a pale lilac color, which suited her fair complexion.