Hijabs

The hijab is a headscarf worn by Muslim women as an expression of modesty and faith, covering the hair and neck. Rooted in the Arabic word hijab, meaning "to cover," it aligns with the Islamic concept of Awrah, which defines the guidelines for covering certain parts of the body for both men and women.

Compared to a burqa, the hijab offers less coverage, as it only covers a woman’s head and hair rather than the full body. Often referred to simply as a headscarf, it provides a more flexible approach to modesty. Over time, many women globally have chosen the hijab over the burqa, appreciating its lighter, less encompassing style.

Hijabs can be styled in various ways: the classic wrap for a timeless look, a turban for modern flair, or layered drapes for added texture. Use underscarves for stability and try front knots for a twist. Pair with accessories and choose fabrics like silk, chiffon, or cotton to suit any occasion.

We have more fabrics coming soon, but the best fabric for a hijab based on comfort and fit is the premium jersey we use on our premium jersey hijabs, made in Dubai.

Select a hijab style that complements your face shape—oval, round, square, or long—to accentuate your best features. Oval faces are versatile with most styles, while rectangular hijabs can balance the curves of a round face. Beyond modesty, the hijab is also a way to express personal beauty and style.