Ribbed jersey brown stonework hijab

A "staller" (often spelled stole or stoler) worn by Muslim women is a long, rectangular scarf or shawl used as a hijab to cover the head, hair, and neck.                                                           Ribbed jersey

• Texture: Has a distinctive raised rib pattern (alternating ridges and valleys) that gives it a textured, structured look
• Stretch: Excellent two-way or four-way stretch, making it very comfortable and form-fitting
• Recovery: Great elasticity — snaps back to shape after stretching, so it holds its form well
• Breathability: Moderately breathable, suitable for warm climates
• Softness: Smooth and soft against the skin, making it comfortable for extended wear
• Drape: Slightly structured drape compared to regular jersey, giving a more defined silhouette
• Durability: Resistant to fraying at edges due to its knit construction