Fashion
540 pieces
Abayas, kaftans, sheilas, the dress worn underneath

An Emirati house since 1990, cut in its own atelier in Al Ain and sold in eleven boutiques — and an assistant that shops all 904 pieces the way Mauzan files them.
540 pieces
Abayas, kaftans, sheilas, the dress worn underneath
239 fabrics
Silk, cotton, jacquard, lurex — sold by the metre
125 fragrances
Perfume, oud, bakhoor, hair mist, home fragrance
All 904 pieces Mauzan publishes are in the catalogue the assistant answers from — so “show me an abaya” never comes back with a metre of silk, and a search that finds nothing means the house does not sell it.
Pick a line and the assistant opens with that question already asked — then narrows on the cloth, on what comes with the piece and on price, the way somebody on the second floor of The Dubai Mall would.
Click any line to get an answer
What the sheila adds to the price, which size to order when the house publishes none, the cloth counter behind the clothes — or continue in Arabic.
Click a question and watch the assistant answer
Every prompt opens a live catalogue conversation.
Mauzan sells most of its abayas two ways and charges differently for each. That is a choice a listing grid cannot show and a shopper always has to ask about — so the assistant answers it without being asked, out of the store’s own variants.
There is no size option, no length and no size chart anywhere on mauzan.com — the only pieces in the shop that state a size are nine junior kaftans, three trouser sets and 27 sheilas. So a question about fit is answered honestly and handed to a person or to a boutique, and the handover lands in a real queue.
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