Complete guide on the different types of hijab fabric

Everything you need to know about the different hijab materials:

Hijab is a very popular fashion accessory for Muslim women. There are several types of materials for hijabs, each with its own characteristics. Here is a guide to help you choose the right fabric for your hijab.

1. Acrylic : Acrylic is a synthetic material that is easy to maintain and inexpensive. It is also very soft and lightweight, making it an ideal choice for warm days.

2. Cotton : Cotton is a natural, breathable and comfortable material. It is a durable and easy to wash option, but it can be a little heavier than other materials.

3. Pancake : Crepe is a soft and supple material, with a delicate texture. It is a good option for formal hijabs or for evening wear.

4. Iersey Premium : Jersey is a soft and stretchy material, as well as being very opaque. It is an easy to put on and comfortable option to wear throughout the day.

5. Microfiber : Microfiber is a synthetic material that is easy to care for and stain resistant. It is also soft and lightweight, making it an ideal choice for warm days.

6. Muslin : Muslin is a lightweight, flowing material with a nice drape. It's an easy-to-wear option for warm days. It is easy to manipulate and can be arranged in a variety of ways to create different looks. However, muslin can be a little sheer and often requires double stacking to achieve better coverage.

7. Medina silk : Medina silk is a luxurious, silky material often used for formal hijabs. It is an expensive option, but durable and easy to maintain. It is made from synthetic silk.

8. Lycra :  It is very comfortable to wear and can be easily adjusted to suit the shape of the face.

9. Satin : Satin is a soft, shiny material that is often used for high-end hijabs. It is made from fine, shiny threads that are woven together to form a silky, smooth fabric. Satin hijabs are very comfortable to wear and are often chosen for special occasions. However, they are often more expensive than other hijab materials.

10. Jazz : Jazz is a very soft and cozy fabric that is often used for hijabs. It is made from soft and thick yarns that are woven together to form a comfortable and warm fabric. Jazz hijabs are often chosen for cooler days as they provide extra warmth. However, they can be bulkier than other hijab materials.

11. Viscose : Viscose is a lightweight and soft material that is often used for hijabs. It is made from wood fibers that are spun into fine, soft yarns that are then woven together to form a soft, lightweight fabric. Viscose hijabs are often chosen for warmer days because they offer extra breathability. However, they can fray more easily than other hijab materials.