The Silhouette

Ease, refined.

The second iteration brings the silhouette closer without taking away its ease. Relaxed through the body with room to layer beneath, it offers coverage without the weight or volume of a heavier coat.

An uncomplicated shape, considered for the way the Maÿaz woman actually dresses.

The Hood

Room, where it matters.

Generously proportioned to sit comfortably over a khimār, the hood was considered as part of the coverage, not simply added to the coat.

Because modest dressing changes the way outerwear needs to fit.

The Sleeve

Made lighter. Considered further.

More room through a sleeve. More consideration around a hood. Coverage that remains intact when another layer is added.

These are small decisions, but they are the difference between outerwear that simply covers the body and outerwear considered for the woman wearing it.

Relaxed coverage, refined proportions, and room where modest layering asks for it.