Moroccan slippers for men - Yellow

We present our pair of yellow babouches. First of all, let's take a look at the origins of this word.

The word "babouche" comes from the Persian "papush". "Pa" meaning foot, and "push" meaning to cover. Babouches were first worn by women who needed to hide the tips of their feet. They were later adopted by men.

In Arabic, the babouche is called "balgha" (for men) or "charbil" (for women).

How to wear a Marrakech yellow babouche?

Our yellow babouches for men come directly from Marrakech. Very comfortable, these yellow babouches in sunny or autumnal colors can accompany your every step. But how do you wear a yellow babouche? Here are a few ideas.

First of all, these Arabic shoes can be worn both inside and outside the home. Easy to slip on and off, they're even referred to as slippers. As well as being light and comfortable, they're also very easy to put on. But what to wear with your yellow slippers?

Yellow slippers: some outfit ideas

Yellow slippers and dark qamis. You can start by wearing your yellow babouches with a short-sleeved, lightweight qamis. This rather original yellow accessory will go very well with slightly darker outfits. Why not opt for a green, navy blue or brown qamis? You're sure to find what you're looking for among the qamis on sale on our site, to go with your pair of yellow Moroccan shoes.

With a sarouel too, your yellow babouches will add a touch of light to a totally black look. (internal link)

For a more modern look, your original yellow slippers can also be worn with denim pants(internal link)

And finally, to combine the chic with the traditional, your Moroccan shoes are a perfect match for a pretty Jabador. This ensemble will make a superb festive outfit for Eid or any other religious ceremony (internal link)

We hope you'll find what you're looking for among these outfits. Don't hesitate to contact us for advice on sizes.