Dress in style for Ramadan!

The Holy Month of Ramadan truly symbolizes a month of reflection. Thanks to reduced working hours, the overall hustle and bustle has quieted down for everyone. It offers a unique opportunity to appreciate more the little moments of life, such as spending quality time with family and loved ones. 

As festive gatherings such as Iftar & Suhoor are being organized, the dress styles are attuned to be more formal, festive, and discreet.

Rooted in our country of origin, Italy, we also adapt our kids' clothing range to the dress requirements for the Holy Month. Every year, we proudly introduce Original Marine’s Ramadan Capsule Collection that is classical with a modern flair, crafted with care, whilst incorporating sustainable & premium materials.

In 2026, Ramadan’s kids' clothing fashion represents a blend of cultural tradition and modern elegance, focusing on modesty, breathable fabrics, and symbolic colours & prints. 

Popular choices include bright colours, soft fabrics like linen or chiffon, and detailed elements such as ruffles, bows, and floral appliques. 

Key Ramadan Styles for Girls

• Traditional Sets: Two-piece sets featuring tunics, embroidered tops paired with loose pants, or flowing skirts.
• Festive Dresses: A-line dresses with delicate tulle ruffles, balloon sleeves, or floral dresses for iftar gatherings.
• Accessories: Matching headbands or girls’ bags are commonly worn with modest outfits. 

Key Ramadan Styles for Boys

• Co-ords & Sets: Smart casual looks featuring linen shirts and chino shorts or trousers.
• Layering: Vests or waistcoats added to shirts for a more formal, tailored look. 

Fabrics & Design Considerations

• Comfort First: Soft, breathable materials like cotton, linen, and soft jerseys are preferred for long-lasting comfort.
• Modest Design: Long sleeves, maxi lengths, and relaxed fits are key for traditional modesty, often using elasticized cuffs.
• Festive Touches: Subtle ruffles, stately bows, and delicate embroidery make outfits special for the holy month and Eid.