Mandora

Team: Souleiman Abourich and Mohammed Zine

We Are Mandora.

Mandora is an innovative brand specializing in the sale of traditional clothing, including djellabas and kandoras.
Vision:
• To make Moroccan culture and clothing accessible to a broader audience and create a bridge between the Dutch and Moroccan cultures with a focus on transparency, sustainability, and inclusivity.

The primary goal of Mandora is to preserve and promote Moroccan craftsmanship and culture while offering a sustainable and transparent approach to the production and sale of luxury and trendy Moroccan garments. By ensuring fair and ethical treatment of workers and collaborating with local producers, Mandora contributes to a better world and seeks to make a positive impact in the fashion industry.

Our target group consists of both Moroccan and non-Moroccan customers who appreciate the cultural significance of these clothing items. By offering a wide range of personalized options and engaging customers in the production process, Mandora provides a personal and inclusive experience. The brand strives to connect diverse cultures and foster inclusivity within the Western market, promoting diversity and cultural understanding.

At Mandora, we care. We do not only believe in offering high-quality Moroccan fashion but also in making a positive impact on society. That's why we have also decided to donate a portion of our profits to support the mission of Stichting voor de Mens and Al Kareem and actively help. Through this collaboration, we can work together to support social initiatives and improve the lives of those in need. With every purchase at Mandora, you contribute to this valuable work and help us make a difference in the world.

Let Mandora be your gateway to an enchanting blend of tradition, innovation, and cultural exchange. Experience the beauty and allure of Moroccan fashion while embracing the transformative power of connecting diverse cultures. Together, let's create a world where fashion transcends borders and celebrates the richness of our collective heritage.

Faculty: Business & Economics