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Mint, seated: how the skirt falls when the body moves
Seated, the skirt folds into soft vertical lines instead of creasing hard at the knee. That is the practical test of a crinkle fabric — it should keep its drop after an hour of sitting, not hold the shape of the chair.
- Skirt keeps its drop when seated
- Crinkle texture, not pressed flat
- No hard crease at the knee
Sage green, standing profile
From the side the robe reads as one long line from shoulder to ankle, with the scarf layered over it rather than attached. Sleeve is set in with a gathered cuff, so the arm stays covered when it lifts.
- One unbroken side line
- Scarf layered, not attached
- Gathered cuff keeps the wrist covered
Cream, full length
The lightest colour in the range, and the one that shows the weave most clearly. At 147 cm from shoulder to hem it clears the ankle on most wearers without pooling, and the 140 cm chest is a deliberately loose cut rather than a size.
- 147 cm shoulder to hem
- 140 cm chest, loose cut
- Weave visible in daylight
Black, seen from the back
Black hides seams and shows cut. Here the shoulder line falls clean and the scarf hangs down the back in a single length, which is what keeps a plain robe from looking like a uniform.
- Clean shoulder line
- Scarf down the back in one length
- Plain but not flat
Six colourways on the rail
Cream, taupe, sage, mint, emerald and black, all cut from the same pattern and photographed in the same light. Useful for checking whether the palette holds together as a range before you commit to a run.
- Six colours, one pattern
- Shot in one light
- Works as a range
Mint, front
The scarf is a separate piece, long enough to drape over one shoulder and fall to the waist. That means the same robe can be worn open, wrapped, or pinned — a styling range from one SKU.
- Separate long scarf
- Drapes to the waist
- Open, wrapped or pinned
Black, and the drape of the sleeve
A relaxed sleeve that gathers at the wrist, so it reads wide at the elbow and narrow at the hand. This is the shape buyers usually ask for when the robe has to work for both daily wear and prayer.
- Wide at the elbow
- Gathered at the wrist
- Works for daily wear and prayer
Sage green, three-quarter turn
Turning the body shows how the scarf sits across the chest when the wearer moves: it stays where it is placed instead of sliding back. That is a function of the crinkle surface, which grips rather than glides.
- Scarf holds its place
- Crinkle surface grips
- No constant readjusting
The full rail, in order
All six robes on one rail, so the colour spacing is visible at a glance: two neutrals, two greens, one mint, one black. A practical reference if you are selecting three or four for a first order rather than the full set.
- Six on one rail
- Two neutrals, three greens, one black
- Easy to shortlist a subset
Taupe, arms open
With the arms out, the full width of the robe is visible and the sleeve drops without pulling at the shoulder. This is the shot to send when a buyer is comparing against a narrower cut, because most fit complaints start here.
- Width shown open
- No pull at the shoulder
- Narrow vs wide comparison
Emerald, front
The deepest colour in the range, and the one that shows dye unevenness fastest. Here the tone stays even from the hood line down to the hem, including inside the folds.
- Even from shoulder to hem
- Consistent inside folds
- Deepest colour in the range
The fabric, held in the hand
Ice-silk crinkle at close range: a fine irregular surface that keeps the robe from looking flat under retail lighting, and a gathered cuff finished with a soft elastic. 0.63 kg for the full piece.
- Fine irregular crinkle
- Elasticated cuff
- 0.63 kg per piece
Neck and shoulder seam
Where the scarf meets the robe, the seam is turned and stitched flat so nothing rubs at the neck. Small detail, but it is the first thing a repeat buyer checks on a sample.
- Flat-finished seam
- Nothing rubs at the neck
- Detail repeat buyers check
Mint, second angle
The same robe from a lower angle, so the hem and the way the fabric stacks at the floor are visible. At 147 cm it sits just above the ground on an average frame, with enough length to cover the ankle when seated.
- Hem length visible
- Stacks without dragging
- Covers the ankle when seated
- Item
- Crinkle Ice-Silk Abaya with Matching Long Scarf
- SKU
- MM002
- Fabric
- Ice-silk crinkle
- Colours
- Cream · Taupe · Sage Green · Mint · Emerald · Black
- Sizes
- Free Size
- MOQ
- 10 pcs
Colour & size
| Size | Shoulder + Sleeve | Length | Bust |
|---|---|---|---|
| One Size | 70 / 27.6 | 147 / 58.8 | 140 / 55.1 |
Ice-silk crinkle, 0.63 kg per piece. Allow 1-3 cm tolerance for manual measurement.