Linen abaya? Or rather a polyester sham?
Genuine linen abayas: why you should take a close look when buying them
Not every abaya sold as a "linen abaya" is actually made of linen. Many stores trick people with material mixtures or false labels to sell inferior goods as a high-quality natural product.
Genuine linen is breathable, durable, skin-friendly and sustainable - but supposed "linen abayas" often consist largely of polyester, viscose or cotton. According to the EU Textile Labeling Regulation, a product may only be called "linen" if it contains at least 85% linen fibres.
Many cheap abayas come from China or Pakistan, often with unclear origins, long transportation routes and questionable quality. But there is an alternative:
💚 Wraps of Nature offers the first genuine linen abaya "Made in Europe " - fairly produced, sustainably certified and without middlemen.
Buy consciously & go for real quality - no more fake linen abayas!
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Why it's worth buying a sustainable, natural headscarf that is produced fairly as a Muslim woman
Discover the health, religious and aesthetic benefits of sustainable headscarves. In this blog post you will learn how natural materials such as cotton, silk and wool reduce skin irritation, why they are in line with Islamic values and how they enrich your wardrobe in a stylish and environmentally conscious way. Find out how fairly produced headscarves protect your health, reduce your ecological footprint and contribute to social justice. Set an example for sustainability in line with your faith and values with conscious consumption and the capsule wardrobe philosophy.
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The perfect hijab
Discover the perfect hijab at Wraps of Nature: airy, thin, breathable and sustainable made from organic materials. Perfect fit and stylish design. Find it now at [www.wrapsofnature.com](www.wrapsofnature.com)!
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Why we don't buy fabric or hijab in China
At Wraps of Nature, we focus on ethical and sustainable production of our headscarves. We deliberately avoid fabrics and end products from China due to the social exploitation and forced labor there, especially of the Uyghurs. We do not support platforms such as Temu, Alibaba and Shein, as they often offer goods produced under questionable conditions. Instead, we produce our hijabs regionally in Germany and plan to work with a reputable factory in Portugal. Our values are based on justice and compassion in line with our religious beliefs.
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