How much is a burkini in Morocco? Price, pieces and fabric
The short answer
On Moroccan online stores a burkini usually costs between about 250 and 750 MAD. Choose a swim fabric (often polyamide and elastane) that stays opaque when wet, a hood that stays put and the right size. Check cash on delivery and the exchange policy before you order.
How much does a burkini cost in Morocco?
In October 2026, most burkinis sold online in Morocco were priced between about 250 and 750 MAD, depending on the number of pieces and fabric quality. A very low price often means thin fabric that turns see-through or loses its shape after one summer.
3-piece or 5-piece?
- 3 pieces: long tunic, trousers and hood — the most common format.
- 4 or 5 pieces: a light skirt or a cover-up for leaving the water is added.
- What matters is not the number of pieces but the tunic length and how well the hood stays on.
Fabric: what to look for
- A stretchy synthetic swim fabric (often polyamide and elastane) that resists chlorine and salt.
- Opaque when wet — ask the seller or look for photos of the product wet.
- Quick-drying and not clinging.
- Cotton doesn’t work: it gets heavy, clings, and most pools refuse it.
Before you order
- Check the size guide; between two sizes, take the larger one.
- Cash on delivery protects you: you pay after seeing the piece.
- Ask about exchanges: how many days, and is it free?
- Pick a colour you like for both pool and sea; darker shades show water less.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a good burkini in Morocco?
Online, usually between about 250 and 750 MAD depending on the number of pieces and the fabric.
What is the difference between a 3-piece and 5-piece burkini?
A 3-piece is tunic, trousers and hood; a 5-piece adds a skirt or a cover-up.
Can I pay on delivery?
Yes, at most Moroccan stores, including NURYA; our size exchange is free within 7 days.
