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Martarabia Fze is based in the United Arab Emirates and currently lists eleven distinct products across its catalogue. The catalogue includes items such as a grey plain drawstring oversized hoodie, a navy blue sleeveless knit dress, a white jacquard jeweled shawl, and several unisex Arabic perfumes. Additional entries are a Gior Giotto sunglass, a red bell‑sleeve floral kimono, a yellow knit polyester geometric coat, and a rose‑zipped back romper. The product set spans women’s apparel, head‑to‑toe accessories, and fragrance segments, each falling under the standard HS chapters for garments (61‑62) and perfumery (33). The supplier is classified in the “harbor” trust tier, indicating a mid‑level verification level within the platform.
The listed items reflect a focus on contemporary women’s fashion and Middle‑Eastern fragrance blends. Apparel items range from casual hoodies to structured dresses, while accessories include sunglasses and shawls that are typical of the regional market. The perfume offerings include both unisex Arabic scents and a French‑styled women’s fragrance, aligning with common export categories from the UAE that combine traditional oud bases with modern fragrance compositions.
The product portfolio comprises three main categories: women’s apparel (hoodies, dresses, coats, rompers, kimono), accessories (sunglasses, shawls), and fragrances (unisex oud‑based perfumes and a French‑style women’s perfume). In the apparel segment, buyers typically encounter cotton, polyester, and blended fabrics measured by weight (gsm) and finished with standard stitching tolerances. For accessories, sunglasses are usually supplied with polycarbonate lenses meeting ISO 12312‑1 safety standards, while shawls are woven from silk or polyester blends with typical widths of 150‑180 cm. Fragrance products from the UAE often use natural oud oil, synthetic aroma compounds, and alcohol bases, with specifications such as concentration (e.g., eau de parfum 15‑20 % aromatic oil) and ISO‑9001 quality management expectations.
Industry standards for these categories include Oeko‑Tex certification for textile safety, REACH compliance for chemical content in fabrics and fragrances, and ISO 14001 for environmental management in perfume production. Typical garment grades are classified by fabric weight (lightweight 120‑150 gsm for dresses, medium 200‑250 gsm for hoodies) and by finish (e.g., double‑needle stitching, reinforced seams). Perfume batches are usually tested for purity, flash point, and allergen limits under the International Fragrance Association (IFRA) standards.
The catalogue includes women’s apparel such as hoodies, dresses, coats and rompers, fashion accessories like sunglasses and a jacquard shawl, and three perfume products that are marketed as unisex Arabic scents and a women’s French‑style fragrance.
The supplier’s active product count is eleven distinct items, as recorded in the platform data.
Apparel items fall under HS Chapter 61 (knitted garments) or Chapter 62 (non‑knitted garments), while the perfumes are classified under HS Chapter 33 for essential oils and perfumery products.
The UAE’s fashion and perfume exports are frequently shipped to GCC countries, European Union member states, and North American markets, where buyers look for compliance with REACH, Oeko‑Tex and IFRA standards.
Buyers should ask for textile safety certificates such as Oeko‑Tex or REACH compliance documents, and where possible a quality management system certificate like ISO‑9001.
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