gerian traditional attire for women is rich and diverse, varying significantly by region. Key garments include: The Karakou: A fitted velvet jacket, heavily embroidered with gold or silver thread (often worn in Algiers), paired with a traditional skirt or trousers (Seroual). The Fergani (or Gandoura): A luxurious, elaborate dress from Constantine, known for its heavy velvet and gold embroidery. The Haik: A large piece of white cloth used to cover the entire body and head in public, historically common in cities like Algiers and Oran, signifying modesty. The Caftan: A long, elegant robe, particularly known in Tlemcen (as the Chedda or Tlemcen Caftan), highly decorated for weddings and ceremonies. This clothing is a vital part of Algerian heritage, representing local culture, craftsmanship, and ceremonial elegance