Rooted in Heritage. Crafted for All.

April is National Arab American Heritage Month. A time to celebrate the rich cultural contributions, traditions, and stories of Arab Americans across the country. This year's theme, Many Voices, One Community, resonates deeply with everything KOURIS stands for.

Each piece in this collection is more than clothing it's a conversation starter, a cultural artifact, a wearable story. From the iconic keffiyeh fabric woven in Jordan to tatreez-inspired embroidery rooted in Palestinian tradition, to the timeless rose motif of the Levant, every detail is intentional and meaningful.

The Stories Behind the Pieces

Desert Threads (Keffiyeh Dress): Our flagship heritage piece. The keffiyeh pattern, originating in the Arab world, has been a symbol of identity, resistance, and pride for generations. Crafted from authentic keffiyeh fabric sourced from Jordan.
Tapestry Sweatshirt: Inspired by tatreez, the ancient Palestinian embroidery tradition passed down through generations of women. Each motif carries meaning; patterns that tell stories of land, family, and belonging.
Legacy Crewneck & Legacy Tee: Wearable heritage. The traditional printed motifs honor the visual language of the Arab world, made accessible for everyday wear.
Moon of Bethlehem: Named for one of the most culturally and spiritually significant cities in the Arab world, this piece carries the weight of history and the light of community.
Not Your Habibti: A celebration of Arab American women, their strength, their voice, and their refusal to be defined by anyone else's narrative.

Use #NAAHM2026 and #ArabAmericanHeritageMonth to share how you wear your heritage.