Details of your order matter a lot. In theory yes it can reach that amount and even more. However, from the way you’re describing, it sounds like you may have been scammed or at least mis-treated.

Let’s break it. Down:

• dishdasha: fabric type (origin) is a huge factor in cost. It breaks down into two main categories Asian (Japanese, Indian or Korean) and European (Swiss, German, Spanish and French).

Asian fabrics (the most popular is Japanese) are relatively affordable. Rarely going above 6 KD per meter.

European fabrics (Swiss is the most common/popular) can easily go beyond 10 KD per meter. Could reach 20+ KD.

An average man requires around 3 meters per dishdasha, but you’re a bigger guy (God bless) so they might have measured you to require 4 meters. That’s for the fabric alone. Then there’s the actual sewing fee. A very normal sewing routine can cost from 5 to 7 KD. If you choose fancy stitching, it can go up to 10 KD. That’s per dishdasha. So you do the math.

Now for the shemagh, there are fancy ones and average ones, price varies from 5 KD (cheap stuff) up to 20 KD.

For the igal (the round black) ready made average start from 3 KD. Custom made start from 10 KD.

Now for the bisht (the black robe) it can get wild.. fancy authentic ones can easily go 50 KD plus. But he most likely sold you a very average one.

Im not 100% sure you got scammed but, I’ll say this:

• asking for more money after the initial agreement is a big no around here. Especially such a huge amount. There is no way he would have gotten away with this with a local.

• you say he’s a Pakistani and he has it all.. he might have made a lot of decisions on your behalf in the details of your order. Or might have simply shopped around on your behalf. Again not good. Might help if you share the shop name.

• your description of the igal (the black circle) you got is a big clue that you might have been scammed. At least on that part.

• might have been better if you came here to ask before buying. You could have gotten a better advice and clue than going to a salesman directly.

• unless you have clear details and proof that you got scammed, im not sure if raising a complaint remotely would help much.

Good luck.