Zumar Abaya, This abaya is a two-piece layered abaya design with a very elegant, soft, modest aesthetic. The front piece is the main feature.
Detailed design breakdown
1. Inner abaya
- A plain, full-length inner dress/abaya in a soft taupe/mauve-grey shade.
- Very loose, straight silhouette with plenty of ease.
- Simple round neckline with a neat, narrow finishing.
- Long, relatively loose sleeves.
- No visible embroidery or embellishment on the inner layer.
- The hem is wide and flows naturally toward the floor.
2. Outer abaya
- The outer layer is a deep sage/charcoal green-grey color.
- It is considerably more fluid and open than the inner dress.
- The front appears to be open from the neckline downward, creating a long vertical opening that reveals the plain inner abaya.
- It has a very loose, flowing, almost kimono-like drape.
- There doesn’t appear to be a zipper or prominent front button closure—the design is intended to remain open and relaxed.
3. Neckline / shoulder area
- The outer layer has a clean, simple round neckline.
- The shoulder line is natural and relaxed rather than sharply structured.
- There is a small amount of gathering/drape around the shoulder and upper sleeve area, which helps create the fluid fall of the fabric.
4. Sleeves — major design feature
The sleeves are particularly distinctive:
- Long and loose.
- The lower sleeve becomes slightly gathered around the wrist.
- There is a wide contrasting cuff at the bottom.
- The cuff looks slightly pleated/gathered and has a softer, more structured appearance than the rest of the sleeve.
- Small floral embroidery is placed around the sleeves.
- The sleeve ends have a delicate gathered/ruffled effect, giving the otherwise minimalist abaya a feminine finish.
5. Embroidery
The outer abaya has small scattered floral motifs rather than heavy embroidery.
The motifs appear as tiny clusters of:
- Small white/off-white flowers
- Tiny accompanying leaves/dots
They are intentionally spaced apart across the garment rather than forming a border.
Visible embroidery is placed around:
- Upper chest/shoulder area
- Upper sleeves
- Lower sleeves
- Around the lower/front portion of the abaya
This gives it a minimal floral embroidered aesthetic rather than a heavily decorated look.
6. Fabric & drape
The fabric appears:
- Smooth
- Lightweight
- Soft and fluid
- Slightly silky/matte in appearance
- Drapey rather than stiff
The outer layer forms long vertical folds, particularly down the front, which makes the abaya look graceful when worn or moved.
7. Hem
- Full-length floor-length design.
- The outer layer has a wide, flowing hem.
- Rather than being sharply A-line, it falls in soft vertical panels/folds.
- The movement of the fabric is an important part of the design.
Overall look
The design is essentially:
Plain inner abaya + open flowing outer abaya + tiny scattered floral embroidery + gathered/ruffled cuffs.
It gives a minimal luxury / Korean-inspired modest fashion appearance—very clean and sophisticated, but the small flowers and detailed cuffs prevent it from looking completely plainor.
We are open to customisation.
