Dentelle — Embroidered Evening Dresses & Heritage Thobes in Sweifieh

feature across the range. The brand’s own introduction connects its work with the cultural meaning of embroidery and the passing of patterns between generations. For women dressing for weddings, engagement celebrations and other formal occasions, the catalogue offers a way to compare traditional decoration within several different garment shapes.

The evening and occasion section includes more than a single interpretation of an embroidered dress. Published pieces use colours such as plum, sky blue, burgundy, navy, white and emerald green. The catalogue includes fitted gowns, fuller skirts, open cape sleeves, halter necklines and belted styles. These are characteristics of named designs, not a promise that every colour and shape is available in every size. Individual product descriptions and photographs provide a more reliable reference than a general category name when selecting a particular look.

One detailed example is the Sky Blue Palestinian Embroidered Mermaid Gown. Its official page describes a high neckline with a small opening at the upper chest, short capped shoulders and a wide plain sash. Repeating geometric embroidery covers the upper section and continues in a vertical panel down the front. The fitted skirt opens towards the lower part, while two plain fabric panels extend from the waist behind the dress. A concealed back zip and a full lining are also included in the published construction details.

The genuine showroom photographs show how that blue embroidered look appears in a boutique setting. Other official photographs present a purple halter-style dress from the front and back, revealing the contrast between its decorated central panel and plainer flowing skirt. Comparing these views is useful for understanding how the embroidery is distributed and how much detail continues onto the back. The shop setting makes it possible to see the dresses against an interior background and compare their full length, embroidered panels and plain fabric sections.

Dentelle’s heritage clothing extends the selection beyond an evening gown. The website separates thobes and abayas into their own departments, with named designs using capes, wide sleeves, sashes and contrasting embroidered panels. A customer considering a traditional celebration outfit can therefore compare a structured evening shape with a looser layered silhouette. The published product pages also include garment-specific care information; the blue gown’s page specifies dry cleaning and storage away from direct sunlight to protect its embroidery.

Sizing requires attention to the brand’s own labels. The blue gown lists numeric options from one to five and supplies body measurements in centimetres. Those numbers should not be read as European dress sizes. Other named items, including the Nareen traditional dress, publish numeric sizes 36 to 48. Those garment-specific options are separate from the blue gown's numbering. The official homepage lists opening hours of 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. from Saturday through Friday. Dentelle links directly to Instagram @dentellashop and Facebook Dentelejo, which provide contact routes alongside the online store and its Sweifieh address. The official storefront also provides a WhatsApp contact at +962 79 035 8006.