Abaya

Luxury abaya dress for women in Garaza style

GARAZA fashion store offers its customers luxury abaya dresses that combine traditional beauty and modern style. We want to provide our customers with more than just clothes - we want to provide an experience that honors tradition while showcasing current fashion trends. That's why our selection is carefully chosen and each abaya dress is chosen to suit different tastes and needs.

Our extensive range includes a carefully selected selection of Muslim abaya dresses, manufactured to the highest standards using only the best materials available. We use only the best materials such as high quality cotton, silk and polyester to ensure the durability and quality of our clothing.

Our online selection of Abaya allows our customers to shop anytime, anywhere, regardless of their needs and schedules. We believe that everyone should be able to enjoy quality clothing effortlessly, which is why we offer a convenient and easy way to shop online. Customer satisfaction is of utmost importance to us and we are constantly striving to improve the user experience of our online store.

Welcome to explore our selection and find the perfect Muslim abaya clothing for you! Whether your style is classic or trendy, you're sure to find something that's perfect for you.

History of the Abaya Dress

The abaya is an essential part of the female wardrobe in many Muslim countries. This elegant garment, originally designed to adhere to principles of modesty and body coverage, has become an integral part of Muslim fashion and culture. Wearing an abaya is not only about following religious edicts, but also about expressing cultural identity. This important piece of Muslim clothing remains relevant and in demand, allowing women to look elegant while maintaining their modesty and dignity.

The history of the abaya is somewhat murky and unclear, but it's believed that similar clothing has existed for over 4,000 years. In pre-Islamic Arabia, covering a woman's body was more about status than religion. Women of high social status wore clothing similar to the abaya dress and covered their faces to distinguish themselves from lower-class women who were forced to work. In the 7th century, Islam solidified the requirement for women to cover their bodies. It was during this period that the abaya acquired the religious significance that most Muslims associate with it today, although the abaya has undergone many changes since then. In the 1970s, the abaya resembled more of a cloak. In the 1980s, the abaya began to be embellished with embroidery and decorative details. While the basic style and shape of the abaya dress remained the same, in the 1990s embroidery and decorations, including lace and rhinestones, became the norm. A headscarf of the same design as the abaya was always a complement - they were sold together as a set. At the same time, a new style of the garment was introduced. It came from Oman and became known as the "Omani". This type of abaya could be worn over the head. In the first decade of the 2000s, experimentation with the abaya dress took on a new meaning, with many styles of this garment emerging.

Modern Abaya dress for women, girls, kids

The modern abaya is a loose-fitting women's garment with long sleeves that covers the body completely. Muslim women wear it over everyday clothes when leaving the house, combined with a headscarf and niqab. Western women often prefer this garment when visiting Islamic countries to avoid standing out in a crowd. They find it very comfortable. Today, abayas are available in a variety of styles, from classic black to more casual and sporty. They can be made of different materials such as cotton, silk, polyester, and even lace, allowing every woman to find her unique style and express her individuality.