Habibi Plz Makes Its Middle East Debut in Qatar: A Bold New Era for Arab Identity Streetwear
Habibi Plz, the global Arab identity streetwear brand founded by Mohamed “Moe” Farid, announces its first Middle East debut in Qatar. Explore how the brand brings Qatari culture, Arabic language,...
Shda3wa: The Qatari Drop Redefining Cultural Streetwear : A Habibi Plz x Qalm Hebr Collaboration
Habibi Plz and Qalm Hebr are activating a high-impact creative partnership built around cultural clarity, linguistic pride, and modern streetwear.You’re not just getting a new drop — you’re seeing two...
⚡ Why We Made The Soul Collection — مجموعة الروح
⚡ Why We Made The Soul Collection — مجموعة الروح At Habibi Plz, we don’t just make clothes. We make statements. From the start, our mission has been to...
"من جدّ وجد" Whoever strives, succeeds.
"من جدّ وجد"Whoever strives, succeeds. Before the West had “manifestation” and “vision boards,”we had proverbs.We had grit.We had Man Jadda Wajada. This Arabic saying isn’t just motivational fluff — it’s...
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Arab Pop Culture, Trans Icon, A Rumor of Love, Camp Fashion, Egyptian Cinema, Arab Streetwear, Limited Drop, Queer Arab Representation, Oversized Tee
Made by Us, For Us: The Story Behind Every Habibi Plz Tee
At Habibi Plz, a t-shirt is never just a t-shirt. It’s a statement.It’s resistance stitched into cotton.It’s a cultural mic drop made with care. Our tees are made from 100% premium...
ASALA | أصالة — A Tribute to Origin, Essence, and Ancestry
At Habibi Plz, every drop is a statement. But this one? It’s a return to where it all began. Asala | أصالة isn’t just a collection.It’s a call back to...
The Arab Diva Collection: A Tribute to the Fierce Women Who Inspire Us All
In a world that’s constantly changing, one thing remains undeniable: the strength, passion, and resilience of Arab women. At Habibi Plz, we are deeply inspired by the women who have...
Habibi X: THE VOICE
An innovative digital editorial platform celebrating Arab talent, creativity, and cultural contributions.
The letter "X" comes from the Arabic word "شئ" (pronounced "shay"), meaning "thing."