Jilbabs
Jilbab sets in Nida and crepe, cut loose for full coverage and reinforced at the seams that actually take the wear.
10 Subcategories in Jilbabs
Every subcategory we produce in jilbabs, each with its own color range, MOQ, and detailed spec — click through for the full write-up.
One-Piece Jilbab
Single continuous robe rather than a separate top-and-skirt construction.
Two-Piece Jilbab
Separate top and full-length skirt, the classic jilbab construction our buyers order most.
Three-Piece Jilbab
Top, skirt, and matching inner slip or hijab sold as one coordinated set.
Pull-On Jilbab
No-closure, pull-over construction for the fastest possible wear.
Hooded Jilbab
Built-in hood for an additional, integrated head-covering option.
Full-Length Jilbab
Maximum-length cut reaching the floor for buyers whose markets expect full coverage.
Jersey Jilbab
Stretch jersey construction for a softer, more casual jilbab than our Nida and crepe lines.
Chiffon Jilbab
Lightweight chiffon base for a flowing, lightweight jilbab in warmer climates.
Sports Jilbab
Technical stretch knit jilbab built for movement, layered over activewear.
Nursing-Friendly Jilbab
Discreet nursing access panel built into the bodice for new and breastfeeding mothers.
3 Collections Within Jilbabs
Hana Jilbab Set
Two-piece jilbab in matte crepe with reinforced seams.
Suhaila One-Piece Jilbab
Wide-cut one-piece jilbab replacing the two-piece structure entirely.
Widyan Cotton Jilbab Set
Breathable cotton two-piece jilbab for warm-climate coverage.
Thuraya Embellished Jilbab
Occasion jilbab set with embroidered trim at the cuffs and hem.
Qamar Linen-Blend Jilbab
Resort-weight linen-blend jilbab for warm-climate travel retail.
Najma Value Jilbab Set
Value-tier jilbab set in Zoom fabric for high-volume distribution.
Roshan Korean Nida Jilbab
Premium jilbab set in Korean Nida for a step-up retail tier.
Jilbab is one of the highest-volume search terms in modest wear, and also one of the most confused with abaya by buyers outside the markets where the difference is already well understood. An abaya, generally, is a single open or closed robe. A jilbab, at least the way most of our wholesale buyers order it, is looser and often two pieces — a separate top with a full-length skirt, or a wide-cut robe with a lot more fabric ease through the body than a fitted abaya would have.
We run our jilbab program on Nida and crepe, the same fabric bases as the abaya line, with double-stitched seams reinforced at the underarm and hem, since those are the two spots that take the most stress on a loose-cut garment worn every day. Sizing goes from free-size through a graded 52–56 range. Most of our distributor accounts treat jilbab as a value-tier companion to a more structured abaya range rather than ordering it on its own.
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Jilbabs FAQs
What is the difference between a jilbab and an abaya?+
The terms overlap by region, but in our production spec, an abaya is a more fitted, often single-piece robe cut close to the body, while a jilbab is looser through the body and frequently produced as a two-piece set. Buyers sourcing for markets where the terms are used interchangeably should confirm the specific cut with a reference image rather than the name alone.
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