Wear your heritage.

Prints inspired by Andalusian arches, Islamic geometry, and the artistry our grandmothers would recognize — reimagined in breathable chiffon and luxe satin.

Why the Heritage Edit exists

Modest fashion has spent decades treating hijab as a blank canvas — plain colors, mass-produced patterns, prints disconnected from the cultures that shaped them. The Heritage Edit is JAIDA's answer. Every print in this collection is rooted in something specific: the geometric tilework of Granada's Alhambra, the botanical motifs of Andalusian gardens, the tapestry traditions of Cairo, the desert palette of Petra. Hand-illustrated in Canada by women who grew up with these visual languages, then printed onto matte non-slip chiffon and soft-sheen satin at 200 × 70 cm.

This isn't aesthetic nostalgia. It's a way to step out of your door carrying centuries of craftsmanship on your shoulders — the same artistry that filled mosques, palaces, manuscripts, and the homes of women who came before us.

How to choose your heritage hijab

Fourteen pieces across chiffon and satin. The easiest entry point is by the heritage you want to wear.

Andalusian heritage — Moorish Spain

Inspired by the architecture and gardens of medieval Al-Andalus (Islamic Spain, 711–1492). Andalusia for intricate navy geometric mosaic. Andalusia Satin for the same print in soft sheen. Cordoba Serenity for soft Andalusian florals on cream. Alhambra Bloom for Moorish tile patterns in dusty rose and sky blue. Andalus Drape and its satin counterpart for warm Andalusian botanicals on ivory.

North African and Egyptian heritage

Tapestry, textile, and decorative arts from Cairo and beyond. Cairo Nights for heritage tapestry in warm reds and creams — the most-loved Eid hijab in our collection. Cairo Nights Satin for the same print in occasion-ready sheen.

Levantine and desert heritage

Color palettes drawn from the ancient stone cities of the Levant. Rose of Petra for desert terracotta inspired by Jordan's rose-cut stone. Rose of Petra Satin for the satin version.

Islamic geometry and decorative arts

Ciel Doré for Mediterranean tile patterns in blue and gold. Palais de Paon for Mughal garden peacock motifs in mint green.

Botanical heritage — the gardens of Islamic art

Moonlight Oasis for navy palm and lilac florals. Moonlight Oasis Satin for the satin version. These are inspired by the courtyards and gardens that shaped Islamic visual culture across centuries.

Style your heritage piece

Heritage prints look most striking when the fabric stays exactly where you place it. Pair any Heritage Edit piece with the Inner Silk Under-scarf for zero-adjustment styling all day. Add a JAIDA Magnet Set for pin-free finishing that keeps the print from puncture damage at the chest.

Care for your heritage hijab

Hand wash in cold water with a gentle detergent. Lay flat to dry. Avoid hot water, bleach, and tumble drying — these dull printed fabrics over time, regardless of the brand. A cool iron on the reverse restores the drape. Stored folded (not hung), your heritage hijab holds its color and shape for years. Read the full hijab care guide →

Frequently asked

What inspires JAIDA's Heritage Edit?

The Heritage Edit draws from specific cultural sources: the architecture of Andalusian Spain (Cordoba, Granada, the Alhambra), the tapestry traditions of Cairo, the stone palette of Petra, Mughal and Mediterranean tilework, and the botanical motifs found throughout Islamic visual art.

Are the prints hand-illustrated?

Yes. Every print is hand-illustrated by JAIDA's design team in Canada — not stock patterns, not licensed motifs. Each design is original art rooted in a specific heritage reference.

What's the difference between Andalusia, Cordoba Serenity, Alhambra Bloom, and Andalus Drape?

All four draw from Andalusian heritage but render it differently. Andalusia is geometric mosaic (navy). Cordoba Serenity is soft botanical (cream). Alhambra Bloom is Moorish tile (dusty rose / sky blue). Andalus Drape is warm botanical (ivory with red and navy accents).

Which heritage hijab is best for Eid?

Cairo Nights and Cairo Nights Satin are the most-chosen Eid hijabs in our collection. Cordoba Serenity for a softer, more neutral Eid look. Rose of Petra and Andalusia for sisters who want statement color and pattern.

What size are JAIDA heritage hijabs?

Every chiffon and satin piece in the Heritage Edit is 200 × 70 cm — generous coverage with multiple styling options.

How long does shipping take?

Orders ship same or next business day from Ontario. Canada arrives in 2–3 business days, US in 3–6 business days. Free shipping over $99 CAD (Canada) and $75 USD (USA).

What's your return policy?

30-day returns on unworn, unwashed hijabs in original packaging. Prepaid return label included.

What makes JAIDA's Heritage Edit different

Most printed hijabs on the market use generic florals, paisleys, or stock patterns disconnected from their visual roots. JAIDA's Heritage Edit is the opposite. Every print is original art rooted in a specific tradition — Andalusian, Egyptian, Levantine, Mughal, Mediterranean — hand-illustrated in Canada and printed onto matte non-slip chiffon and soft-sheen satin. Same-day or next-day shipping from our studio in Oakville, Ontario. Free 30-day returns with a prepaid label.

Where art meets modesty. By hijabis, for hijabis.