Location

Ramallah, Palestine

Founded

2017

Price range

$48 – $1,598

Shipping

USA, Canada, UK, EU, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea, UAE, India +

Catalogue

140 products

Size range

XS–2XL

New arrivals

2 this month

Nöl Collective

Independent brand — verified
About

Nöl Collective is a Palestinian ethical, handmade clothing label, founded in Ramallah in 2017 by Yasmeen Mjalli. It grew out of her label BabyFist, launched that year, and took its current name in 2020. Using fashion as a medium for storytelling, the collective sees its garments as visual manuscripts of craft, tradition, community and land in Palestine, highlighting the hands that made them. The range includes graphic tees such as the Fairouz Tee, dresses, tops, trousers, abayas and hand-embroidered thobes, plus bandanas, scrunchies, tote bags, pouches, jewellery and home pieces. Signature pieces include tatreez vests and jackets, the Thob Skirt Sets and the Anisa hand-woven bag. Production is hyper-local, with family-run sewing workshops, artisan studios and women's cooperatives from the hills of Jerusalem to Gaza, Ramallah and Bethlehem. The label uses Palestinian tatreez embroidery by dozens of village embroiderers, handwoven cotton Majdalawi fabric from the Gaza region and natural dyes from local plants, insects and roots. Nöl Collective remains independent and founder-led, and shares its design and production process openly to reshape how people relate to their clothes and the people who make them.

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Brand Details

Palestine
Cotton
Linen
Silk
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified
Y
Yasmeen Mjalli

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of clothing does Nöl Collective make?
Nöl Collective is a Palestinian label known for thoughtful, handmade clothing that incorporates traditional crafts such as hand weaving, tatreez embroidery and natural dyeing. It partners with local family-owned businesses and women's cooperatives.
What products does Nöl Collective sell?
Nöl Collective sells graphic tees such as the Fairouz Tee, dresses, tops, trousers and hand-embroidered thobes. It also offers bandanas, scrunchies, tote bags, pouches, jewelry and hand-embroidered home pieces.
How much does Nöl Collective cost?
Nöl Collective is a mid-range brand, with products priced from about $48 to $1,598 USD. Tees start at around $48–$58, while hand-embroidered thobes reach the top of the range.
Where is Nöl Collective located?
Nöl Collective is based in Ramallah, Palestine.
Who founded Nöl Collective?
Nöl Collective was founded in Ramallah by Yasmeen Mjalli, growing out of her label BabyFist, launched in 2017, and taking its current name in 2020.
Who owns Nöl Collective?
Nöl Collective is an independent brand led by its founder, Yasmeen Mjalli.
Where is Nöl Collective made?
Nöl Collective makes its pieces in Palestine with local family-owned businesses and women's cooperatives. It uses materials like cotton, linen and silk.

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