Qamīṣ (camisa) or Qandūra (sleeveless camisa)

• linen or cotton, usually white

• shirt (camisa) made long and full

• either light and gauzy or heavier

• 'bat wing' type cuff

• could be embroidered in Moorish embroidery in silk thread (blue, red and especially black are the most mentioned) (Villagra)

Moorish woman wearing a sheer qamis over white zaragüelles

Zaragüelles AKA Sarāwīl:

ankle length trousers, either pleated or straight

• Could be made of linen, silk, or fine brocade

• Very luxurious pairs studded with jewels

• Layered in winter

• A fourteenth-century Italian pilgrim Simone Sigoli relates that he was told by his Muslim guide that the adornment of luxurious drawers could cost as much as 400-500 ducats (Stillman 76)