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Side view: where the point lands

Side view: where the point lands

Seen from the side, the fabric leaves the crown, clears the shoulder and finishes in a point around the waist. That distance is the argument for a long khimar over a square cut short: the point covers the chest and the upper back on its own, so nothing has to be layered underneath. It falls soft rather than stiff, which is what jersey does when it is cut on a square and left unfinished at the edge.

  • Point falls to the waist
  • Covers chest and upper back unlayered
  • Soft fall, not stiff
145 × 145 cm, and the diagonal that follows

145 × 145 cm, and the diagonal that follows

The piece is a square cut, 145 cm on every side. Folded corner to corner it becomes a triangle with roughly a 205 cm span, and that span is the length you see pulled forward here. A shorter square stops at the chest; this one keeps going, which is why it wears as a khimar rather than a scarf. One size covers the range because nothing is tailored — the same square is pinned, wrapped or simply draped.

  • 145 × 145 cm square cut
  • ~205 cm diagonal folded
  • One size, nothing tailored
Jersey holds where chiffon slips

Jersey holds where chiffon slips

Cotton jersey stretches in both directions, so the fabric pulls over the head without a pin and stays where it is put. That is the practical difference from a woven chiffon, which needs pinning and can work loose during prayer. It is also why this cut suits daily wear rather than only occasions: no styling skill required, and nothing to re-adjust between movements.

  • Two-way stretch, no pin needed
  • Holds through movement
  • Daily wear, not just occasions
Hung by one corner, the shape is the spec

Hung by one corner, the shape is the spec

Held up, the cut is unambiguous: a square reduced to a point, with the opposite corner dropping in a straight fall. Buyers checking a sample should look at two places — the corner points, and the cut edge, since neither is finished with a heavy hem. Jersey does not fray the way a woven does, which is why the edge can stay raw without coming apart in the wash.

  • Single piece, corner to corner
  • Check corner points and cut edge
  • Raw edge holds on jersey
Four shades held in stock

Four shades held in stock

Grey, black, white and khaki are the four we keep with their own SKU photos. The wider range hanging behind this shot is what the mill runs — the listing is flagged for colour customisation, so a shade outside these four is a conversation about quantity and lead time rather than an add-to-cart. For a first order the stocked four are the low-risk way in, and they cover the range a boutique actually sells through.

  • Grey · Black · White · Khaki in stock
  • Wider range by colour customisation
  • First order: the stocked four
Item
Long Khimar Prayer Veil in Cotton Jersey, 145 x 145 cm
SKU
MM008
Fabric
Cotton jersey
Colours
Grey · Black · White · Khaki
Sizes
One Size
Dimensions
145 x 145 cm
MOQ
10 pcs

Colour & size

  • Long Khimar Prayer Veil in Cotton Jersey, 145 x 145 cm — Grey colour reference
    Grey
  • Long Khimar Prayer Veil in Cotton Jersey, 145 x 145 cm — Black colour reference
    Black
  • Long Khimar Prayer Veil in Cotton Jersey, 145 x 145 cm — White colour reference
    White
  • Long Khimar Prayer Veil in Cotton Jersey, 145 x 145 cm — Khaki colour reference
    Khaki
  • One Size
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