Square Hijabs are most prominent in Turkey and are known to be so called the 'Turkish Style Hijab'.

This season sees the return of the Square Hijabs. They are elegant, easily styled and come in a variety of materials, patterns and sizes. Our best selling range is the Plain Square Hijabs and mainly in a Nanocrepe material. Our second most popular range is the Silky Square hijabs which are seen as classy and ideal for special occasions.

Square Hijabs are typically folded into a triangle and secured under your chin, with the two loose ends tied at the back of your neck. Some people refer to it as outdated and basic however at Arabesque we noticed it has made a comeback with an increase in requests for Square Hijabs Online.

In our most recent collections, we have chosen three signature looks using a Square Hijab.

1. Typical Square hijab Style

- Fold the Square hijab in half so that it's a triangular shape.

- Place the hijab over your head, ensuring the ends are equal and secure it under your chin using a safety pin or magnetic pin.

- Tie back the two loose ends at the back of your neck.

 

2. Turban Style Hijab (usually works best with 110cm x 110cm and larger)

- Fold the Square hijab in half so that it's a triangular shape.

- Place the longest end of the triangle at the back of your neck and bend your head slightly forward. 

- Tie the two loose ends that either side of your head, at the top of your head, then back down at the back of your neck.

- At this point you should have one more loose end that you can twist to make a top not, securing with pins, or twist and tuck it at the back of the neck.

 

3. Knot Front Square Hijab (Formal look)

- Fold the Square hijab in half so that it's a triangular shape.

- Have one side shorter than the other and secure the hijab below your chin. 

- Wrap the longest side around your neck and tie it with the shortest side at the front.

 

These are three quick and easy looks using a Square Hijab which include a classic look, stylish look and a formal look.

Visit our YouTube Channel for more ideas on hijab styling.

 

 

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