In this episode, we discuss parchment sewing in the city of Sefrou as an expression of the identity, culture and civilization of society. Although the craft of Moroccan parchment sewing suffers from a lack of interest and interest among educated children, there are teachers who do not adhere to it, and they sew men’s and women’s robes from different garments, including those coming from Ouazzane. The famous Wazzani djellaba, which is woven in the traditional way, requires a skilled tailor.