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Three layers, one garment you pull on

Three layers, one garment you pull on

The head covering and all three layers are sewn as a single piece, so there is nothing to pin, wrap or adjust before it sits right. You pull it on, the layers fall where they are meant to, and the face opening stays where you put it.

  • One pull-on piece
  • Nothing to pin or wrap
  • Layers fall into place
The back is where the layering reads

The back is where the layering reads

Each layer drops a little lower than the one above it, so the back shows three distinct edges rather than one heavy hem. That stepped line is what separates a layered khimar from a plain one, and it is the first thing a buyer checks on a sample.

  • Three distinct hem edges
  • Stepped, not even
  • Visibly layered from behind
How the layers sit when worn

How the layers sit when worn

From the side the shortest layer ends near the chest and the longest falls past the hip, so the garment reads as a soft triangle rather than a curtain. The volume sits at the sides, which keeps the front from looking bulky over the shoulders.

  • Shortest layer at the chest
  • Longest layer past the hip
  • Volume at the sides
The label states the fabric plainly

The label states the fabric plainly

Sewn inside the neckline: Premium Quality, 100% Polyester Chiffon. That matters for buyers who quote on fibre content, because chiffon behaves differently from jersey or nida — it holds a crease, it presses flat, and it needs a rolled edge rather than a straight stitch.

  • 100% polyester chiffon
  • Stated on the care label
  • Holds a crease, presses flat
What three layers of chiffon actually look like

What three layers of chiffon actually look like

Three layers of a light fabric do not make a heavy garment, because each layer is thin enough to move on its own. In the hand they separate rather than clump, which is why the piece stays wearable in heat even with the layering.

  • Thin layers, not bulk
  • Layer separate in the hand
  • Wearable in heat
Rolled hem, machine stitched

Rolled hem, machine stitched

Chiffon frays if it is cut and left, so every edge here is rolled and stitched rather than folded over. The stitching is even along the curve, which is the part that shows first if a factory rushes a bulk run.

  • Rolled and stitched, not folded
  • Even along the curve
  • First thing to check in bulk
Item
Three-Layer Instant Khimar in Polyester Chiffon
SKU
MM004
Fabric
Polyester chiffon
Colours
Grey
Sizes
One Size
MOQ
20 pcs

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