Wholesale modest fashion products
Every category page answers the same buying questions: which fabric, which sizes, what the MOQ depends on, what can be branded, how it is packed and how it is checked.
Wholesale Abaya: Open, Closed, Everyday and Custom Styles
Abaya is the category most buyers start with, and the one where fabric, length and closure decide whether a style sells. This page covers how to specify an abaya order from first sample to bulk.
Wholesale Hijab Accessories: Magnets, Pins, Inner Caps and Underscarves
Accessories raise the value of a modest wear order more easily than any other category, and they are the easiest to get wrong on packing — which is what this page covers.
Wholesale Hijab: Modal, Chiffon, Jersey and Cotton Voile
A hijab has no fit to get wrong, so the buying decision moves to fabric behaviour, opacity, cut and edge finishing — which is what this page is about.
Wholesale Modest Dresses and Muslim Dresses
A modest dress is a fitted garment, so this page treats length, lining and measurement as buying decisions rather than afterthoughts — and shows how to specify them before sampling.
Wholesale Modest Sets: Two Piece, Three Piece, Top and Skirt or Pants
A set sells as one look but is produced as two or three garments, so the buying decisions are fabric matching, size pairing and how the pieces are packed together.
Wholesale Prayer Wear: Prayer Dress, Jilbab, Khimar and Prayer Sets
Prayer wear is bought on two rhythms — a Ramadan and gifting peak, and steady replenishment. This page covers the specification points that are particular to garments worn for prayer.
How to read these pages
Each category page is written to be usable on its own. If you are sourcing abayas for the first time, start with the Abaya page and the Nida fabric page. If you already sell hijabs and want to add a private label line, go straight to Private Label and the fabric page for the material you intend to use.
Frequently asked questions
Abaya and hijab, because they carry the least sizing risk: a hijab has no fit to get wrong, and abaya length is easier to specify than a tailored garment. Sets and dresses are usually added once you know how your customers buy.
Yes. Mixed orders are normal and reduce shipping cost per unit, since everything consolidates into one shipment.
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