Hijabi Style: Hats Off?

Hijabi style hats, satin bonnet worn underneath

Hijabi style hats, satin bonnet worn underneath

In a comment a sister raised the question of hats. I’ve done a bit of research and experimentation and thought I’d let you know what I found!

Before I became Muslim I was a big fan of hats, but since I put on my head scarf at first I was put off hats. It was only after much experimentation that I found a style I liked.

Caps:

There are basically three options when it comes to hats and hijabs, first off are caps:

Hijabi style caps

Hijabi style caps

Caps are very difficult and although I loved them before I became a Muslimah I haven’t found a way of adapting them into a style I like.

Brims:

Next we have brims from trilby’s to sun hats:

Hijabs and brims

Hijabs and brims

Brims can be very tricky. wearing a full hijab underneath is definitely the way to go because you don’t want to be wearing a 3 inch brim when you’re praying, it’s pretty much impossible!

Woolly Hats:

Lastly, and the only style I feel comfortable in is the woolly hat:

Islamic style hats (bonnet worn underneath)

Islamic style hats (bonnet worn underneath)

Hijabi style experiment

Hijabi style experiment

Hijab Tips:

1. Wear it with a very high collar or (my preference) a scarf, one reason being that it doesn’t show the shape of your neck, the other being that it just looks a whole lot better.

Hijab Experiment: Scarves and hats

Hijab Experiment: Scarves and hats

2. With some woolly hats you can get away with wearing just a full bonnet underneath but to save any neck showing wear a poloneck and pin in to the bonnet and wear a scarf to ensure you won’t be flashing any extra skin.

3. With all hats make sure you’re either wearing something really loose over your chest or use a scarf to drape around it.

4. Avoid wearing hats unless it’s actually the weather for it otherwise you’ll just be a very hot hijabi

5. Try before you buy, heads come in all shapes and sizes especially when they’re covered with an extra layer of fabric so choose carefully.

6. Only wear a style that feels comfortable or at least make sure you bring a back up hijab in case you decide you don’t like it.

IF YOU HAVE A FAVOURITE HAT STYLE OR PHOTOS TO INSPIRE US THEN SEND THEM IN TO ME AT hana@stylecovered.com

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Comments ( 6 )

[...] love the turban style (left) it’s kind of similar to the bonnet style hijab I made see Hijabis in Hats. So just what happens when you cross these two chic Garbo [...]

StyleCovered » Hollywood Hijab added these pithy words on Feb 09 10 at 3:16 pm

I like this style, it fits very well to place where i live. :) and it’s really practical for days when i want to get less attention…

dimah added these pithy words on Mar 01 09 at 3:39 pm

the first picture is just stunning :)

Nina added these pithy words on Mar 04 09 at 12:40 pm

Thank you for the post, Hana! I love it ^.^

Fatihah added these pithy words on Mar 04 09 at 3:28 pm

wah keren juga ya idenya ^^ tadi juga nemu tips di website gogirl nih cara make topi haha… coba diliat mungkin ntar bisa tambah keren pake hijabi sama topinya ^^

http://gogirlmagz.com/beta/entry/2053/how-to-wear-a-hat-and-look-good-doing-it

Carol added these pithy words on Jun 06 09 at 4:59 am

nice! i’ll try it.. :D

darista added these pithy words on Aug 15 09 at 5:06 am

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