Modal Hijabs

Modal hijabs are soft, light and easy to wear all day. Modal is a smooth, breathable fibre that drapes well and feels gentle on the skin. Our small collection has modal-blend hijabs, a crinkle rayon pack and underscarf caps to keep everything in place.

What to Look for in Modal Hijabs

Soft, breathable fabric

Modal drapes smoothly and feels light, so it is comfortable in warm weather and over long days. Our floral modal hijab pack is a modal blend with a slight stretch, which makes it easy to wrap and restyle.

Prints and shades

Each pack of modal hijabs includes hand-picked everyday shades that match most abayas. If you want a particular colour, such as black, white or pink, check the product photos to see what each pack includes.

A hijab cap underneath

A hijab cap, also called an underscarf cap, keeps the hijab in place and gives smooth fabric something to grip. Our underscarf cap pack is soft, breathable and slightly stretchy.

Smooth or textured

Modal has a smooth drape. Our crinkle rayon hijab has a textured finish that holds its shape and needs no ironing. Choose smooth for a sleek look and textured for extra grip.

In the Modal Hijabs Collection

• Packs of five, for a week of daily rotation
• Modal-blend and rayon-polyester fabrics
• Slight stretch for easy styling
• Shades chosen to match most abayas

Pair your hijab with a plain or softly patterned abaya, and let one of them lead. To find a match, browse all abayas for women.

FAQs

How many hijabs do I need?

Most women find five to seven enough for a week. Our hijabs come in packs of five, so one pack covers the weekdays.

What is the difference between modal and crinkle rayon?

Modal has a smooth, soft drape. Crinkle rayon has a textured, matte finish that adds grip, so it slips less. Both are breathable enough for daily wear.

Do I need a hijab cap?

A cap helps most with thin or slippery fabric. It keeps the hijab secure and protects your hair from friction.

How do I wash a modal hijab?

Follow the care label. Hand wash in cold water or use a gentle machine cycle, and avoid high heat when drying. That keeps the colour and texture fresh.

Which colour should I start with?

Black, white and a mid neutral such as grey or beige make the most versatile starting set. They go with almost any abaya.