Our Fabric Library
Thirteen base fabrics, tested and specified for modest wear applications, with custom development available for private label partners.
Nida
Nida is the workhorse of our abaya program — a matte, medium-weight polyester weave with enough body to hold its structure without turning stiff. It resists creasing through transit and daily wear, which is exactly why it's our default base fabric for volume wholesale orders.
Korean Nida
Korean Nida uses a finer, more tightly spun yarn than standard Nida, which gives it a slightly higher sheen, a smoother hand-feel, and better drape recovery. We recommend it as the upgrade fabric for private label ranges positioned above entry-level pricing.
Zoom
Zoom is a lightweight, breathable alternative to Nida, better suited to warmer climates and everyday wear where a lighter hand-feel matters more than structure. It takes color well too, which is part of why it's such a common choice for value-tier abaya and khimar programs.
Chiffon
We developed our chiffon specifically for headscarves, balancing sheerness against enough opacity that most customers can wear it without an underscarf underneath. It comes in matte and satin-finish variants, and it's the base fabric behind our best-selling hijab styles.
Cotton
We use cotton across our inner cap, underscarf, and lightweight hijab lines, wherever breathability and skin comfort matter more than anything else. Specifically, we work with combed cotton, since it gives a smoother hand-feel than carded alternatives.
Jersey
Jersey and modal give the stretch and recovery behind our no-pin, wrap-and-go styles and casual modest wear. We produce both solid and heathered finishes, and we tune the stretch percentage specifically for hijab applications rather than borrowing it from generic apparel jersey.
Silk
We reserve mulberry silk for our luxury tier — hand-rolled hem hijabs, premium scarves, and gift-ready ranges. It carries a natural sheen and drape that synthetic fabrics just can't fully replicate, and we inspect every roll for consistency before it gets cut.
Linen
Linen and linen blends show up in our warm-climate and resort-adjacent modest wear lines. We finish our blends specifically to cut down on the extreme creasing pure linen is known for, while keeping its characteristic texture and breathability intact.
Crepe
Crepe is our most versatile occasion fabric, and we use it across khimars and embellished crepe abayas. The slightly textured surface diffuses light attractively, which is part of why it's a preferred base for embroidery and stonework.
Georgette
Georgette's crinkle texture gives movement and volume without adding weight, and that's largely why georgette hijab styles stay one of our steadier reorders — along with occasion abayas that need visible motion in product photography.
Rayon
Rayon offers a soft, slightly silky hand-feel at a more accessible price point than natural silk, and it takes dye exceptionally well. We use it in select hijab and scarf lines where a fluid drape matters but the silk price premium doesn't make sense.
Viscose
Viscose gives a cool, breathable hand-feel that suits warm-climate daywear well. On its own the fiber tends to stretch out with wear, so we blend in small percentages of elastane or polyester to improve shape retention.
Premium Blends
When a private label partner has specific performance or hand-feel requirements, we develop custom fiber blends together with our mill network — usually combining two or three base fibers to hit a target weight, opacity, and drape that off-the-shelf fabric just can't match.
Every Batch Is Tested
Fabric batches are checked against specification before cutting begins. Third-party pre-shipment inspection can be arranged on any order.
- Colorfastness to washing and rubbing
- Fabric weight and composition verification
- Seam strength and tear resistance
- Dimensional stability after wash
- Third-party pre-shipment inspection on request
Need a Custom Fabric?
We develop custom blends, weights, and finishes for qualifying volume commitments — typically starting at 1,000 to 3,000 meters depending on fabric type.
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