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Top 12 Online Hijab Labels You Should Have In Your Wardrobe For Raya This Year

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Sharifah Yusoff •  May 25, 2018

[Updated 5 May 2020]

In the midst of chasing the blessings in this beautiful month, we're pretty sure there's one thing at the back of your mind, "what should I wear for Eid?" Well, we've got you totally covered because this list is every hijabi's dream come true!

From soft cotton to luxurious silk, matte finish or satin sheen, wide shawls to square scarves - the variety of hijabs is seemingly endless (and we haven’t even gotten to all the colours they come in!). You're now definitely ready for Eid?

1. Duck Scarves

Founded by fashion mogul Vivy Yusof, Duck is the go-to brand for stylish and urban-chic Muslimahs keen on growing their collection of luxury scarves. Duck delivers beautifully-made scarves available in fabric materials like satin, mixed crepe, georgette and chiffon among others, and comes in a variety of colours.

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While every scarf is gorgeous, Duck’s Limited Edition designs and prints truly set it apart from other brands. From city skylines to world maps, to scarves encrusted with Swarovski crystals to even getting inspired by traditional Malaysian desserts; every Duck collection is truly one of a kind and each Duck scarf is proudly made to reflect exciting local designs.

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True to its name, each scarf is embellished with an adorable Duck charm. The premium basics are easier to get a hold of but if you’re keen to snap up one from the Limited Edition collections, be sure to follow them on their socials for the latest updates for Duck scarves are known to be sold out within minutes of their launch! I mean, just check out their gorgeous Raya collection - the Doily DUCk!

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Get them: here!

2. Rifaz Collection

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Rifaz Collection is an online one-stop shop for all your shawl needs! Their affordable shawls come in an array of designs from designer to plain and you get to pick from a variety of colours, like orchid, maroon, eggplant, sangria, denim and more, ranging from $9.90 onwards. Better yet, get 5 designer shawls for $48 now with their current promotion! Why not get one (or a few) for yourself and your loved ones for Raya this year? ?

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3. Tudung People

Silk-blend scarves for the perfect drape, Japanese cotton twill ones for lightweight comfort, crepe for the feminine flowy look – Tudung People has it all! Be it wide shawls or square scarves, embellished with Swarovski crystals or left simply plain, heavy chiffon for more opaqueness or mixed cotton lyra for an easy wear, every collection is stunning and has a rightful place in your closet ?

Credit: @tudungpeople on Instagram

We particularly loved their Alyna line which features Japanese cotton twill in the wide shawl style – a light and cooling shawl made suitable for those warmer days. The Arraynaa Diamant is pretty elegant too. It features a custom crown design on satin-silk shawl. Everyone deserves some sparkle in their wardrobe!

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For a touch of glamour especially for your Raya outfits, try their newest Dhya Lumiere collection which is not only gorgeous but also comfortable - perfect for Raya visits!

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Need some help coordinating your outfits with their scarves? Be sure to follow Tudung People on their Instagram (@tudungpeople) for some inspo!

Get them: here!

4. Naelofar Hijab

A household name with Malaysian actress Neelofa holding the reins, this next brand does not need much introduction for it is known to be quite the fan-favourite far and wide. Get effortlessly chic with this highly popular instant hijab line!

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Instant hijabs are express versions of conventional head scarves that ladies can slip over their heads without the fuss of pins or draping. They are perfect for those who just started wearing the headscarf or for the busy bees who are after a polished look without the fuss. Semi-instant shawls are also available where you can add your own flair of drapes or twists for that personalised style. Another instant hijab variety is the “dua-muka” (two-faced) scarves – all of which are available from Naelofar.

Credit: Naelofar Hijab on Facebook

Naelofar Hijab’s latest launch is their Raya collection - Alina. Shine on this Raya with the gorgeous Swarovski embellishments on your hijab!

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Get them: here!

5. Cakenis

Started by Malaysian model and actress Hanis Zalikha, Cakenis aims to simplify wearing the hijab by featuring instant hijabs that do not require any pins! Like its tagline “Broochless, Just-Hook”, Cakenis shawls comes with tiny hooks to secure around the face and with a drape over the shoulder, you’re good to go! This approach to wearing the headscarf is especially great for those concerned about ruining their scarves with pinholes from wearing brooches.

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This heavy chiffon shawl from the Istanbul collection adds light dainty touch to the tough denim feel.

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Cakenis’ lush satin shawl collections deliver the right lustre to glam up any outfit. Instant hijabs that does not need any pins can be quite the life-saver for days where you have to be out the door as soon as possible. Impress during  Raya with their latest Moth Cake collection!

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With these colours from Cakenis, don’t mind if we take them all!

Get them: here!

6. Aamani Hijab

Classy, sophisticated, smart and practical: qualities of the modern Muslim women’s style that Aamani Hijab wishes to reflect in their products. Aamani Hijab produces collections of beautiful hijabs in printed satin as well as Italian chiffon and lace but for everyday wear, nothing beats a good quality chiffon that is easy, breezy and soft to the touch.

Credit: Aamani Hijab on Facebook

The Alma Flow Shawl collection is made from double chiffon so opacity is not a problem here. It has enough structure to hold its shape while maintaining the softness of a good drape flow. The collection comes in 17 stunning colours – just in case you need some colour variety in your life ?

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Get them: here!

7. UMMA

A brand looking to establish a sisterhood of modern and modest women from all walks of life, UMMA presents a collection of comfortable and multipurpose clothing. The UMMA brand carries Jubahs, one set top-and-trousers, menswear, and of course their hijab collections. Deceptively simple, UMMA’s features scarves that are mostly in a single hue but that is what makes them so versatile! The UMMA Basic Scarf, made from premium chiffon, is lightweight. It has a less slippery finish than typical chiffon scarves and with bold solid colours, is easily coordinated with any outfit!

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Take a cue from founder Zaireen Azman who adds a pop of colour with her Nawar Basic Scarf in Sand Nude to her otherwise monochrome #ootd. Chiffon scarves are also great for creating the layered look without leaving you stuffy and hot!

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For chiffon with a little more stretch, try their Fatima Basic scarves that can be worn without pins. Or if semi-instant is more of your vibe, UMMA’s Azra is an easy to wear chiffon scarf that comes with an attached lyra inner. There is a string attached at each of the inner’s ends so you can just tie to secure the inner then drape the rest of the scarf on your head and over the shoulder.

Get them: here.

8. Bidadari Contemporary

Believing that every woman deserves to feel as beautiful as a bidadari (“angel” in Malay) is what got Bidadari Contemporary started as a company. Providing fashionable hijabs and beautiful modest clothing for Muslim women to look as good as they feel thus became the vision for Bidadari Contemporary.

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One of Bidadari Contemporary’s signature hijabs is their Boneeta Luxe collection. Featuring a cotton chiffon blend, this instant loop shawl brings a lightweight elegance to your look and makes for a beautiful drape cascading down the side as well.

Credit: @bidadaricontemporary on Instagram

Their Melur Scarf line is part of their premium collection. Made from high quality chiffon in a butterfly cut shawl style, Melur offers the soft flowy look accompanied by the floral embellishments running down one side of the shawl.

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These pretty hues are part of their Boneeta Plain Chiffon collection – instant loop shawls with attached strings.

Get them: here!

9. Maqayla

Maqayla is a boutique catered to those who prefer to more dainty and elegant wear. Maqayla is managed hand-in-hand by a mother and daughter pair, creating beautiful clothes for other mothers and daughters ?

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Fans of flowery prints will fall in love with the eye-catching collection that this home-grown Singapore label has to offer! It’s in this “garden” that you’ll see busy bees getting spoilt for choice, trying to pick their favourite flowery print.

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#HHWT Tip: Do note that their clothing apparel is not available online; only in stores. So, make sure to head on down to the outlet and pick out the right fit for yourself.

Get them here!

10. Kimono Hijab

For a hijab that is truly one of a kind (where there is only one just for you!), Kimono Hijab is where you ought to look at. Kimono Hijab is a subscription box service that will deliver customer a box of hijab made with Kimono material every month. 100% silk, these printed hijabs will feel super luxurious on your skin!

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The floral motifs are authentic to Japanese designs and as these are real Kimono material, every print you see on the silk is purely handmade - dyed, drawn or stitched by talented craftspeople!

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A subscription with Kimono Hijab means there will be a present for you every month – how exciting! Purchase of individual hijabs is also available if you are not keen to subscribe to them just yet.

Get them: here!

11. Meem Clothings

Singapore-based Meem Clothings is no stranger to the spotlight, having showcase their designs at Tokyo Modest Fashion Show just last year. This fashion brand strives to promote hayaa, where women need not compromise their faith when dressing up. Meem adheres strongly to their key principles of simplicity and modesty that are reflected in the gorgeous designs of their wide shawl collections.

Credit: Meem Clothings on Facebook

Made of the luxe material of satin silk, this digital printed Alacati scarf from the Turkish Collection is something youthful and sweet. A wide shawl measuring 200cm by 69cm, this soft and flowy fabric is great for those who adorn greater coverage both in the chest area and the back.

Credit: @hanisrohayat on Instagram

Meem also draws inspirations from the places founder Hanis Rohayat visits: from whimsical Cappadocia to magical Kyoto. In this Japan Wanderlust Collection, the earthy tones of autumn hues inspired this orange floral design where you can look chic yet feminine too. Wherever else Meem Clothings choose to go, new inspirations for their next Wanderlust Collections awaits!

Get them: here!

12. Acupofdee

Known to be the pioneer of rubiah instant hijabs, this hijab label rightly balances the bold and elegant! What's particularly special about this label is how dedicated they are in giving back to the community. From wakaf to solat energy projects in other countries, Acupofdee is setting aside a portion of the money they get from your purchases for the less fortunate.

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Their Raya special hijabs might not have any pattern, but we still love how beautiful they look! You can be assured that you'd be one of the only people donning this hijab as there are only limited pieces for their collection.

Credit: Acupofdee on Facebook

Get them here!

We hope you're Eid-ready with this comprehensive list of hijab labels! With so many to choose from, it won't be surprising if you decide to buy all of these labels ?