Pilgrimage and Umrah cloak (half Bisht)

Abaya with practical and comfortable design. The abaya is a half-bisht style with a fabric called Super Nada. It is a wide and comfortable abaya, characterized by the bisht style with a front opening, made from Korean Super Nada fabric. This fabric is lightweight, soft, and has a silky feel, making it suitable for daily use and special occasions. It is also suitable for Umrah and Hajj. Description of the abaya: Half-bisht style, wide and comfortable, similar to the bisht, with a front opening. It has a full zipper on the abaya and a zipper on the sleeves for ease of wudu. It also has zipper pockets to keep the phone and belongings. Fabric type: Korean Super Nada, which is practical, lightweight, soft, and silky to the touch. Features: Comfort and freedom of movement thanks to the wide style. Suitable for all seasons. Can be worn on various occasions. Easy to care for and clean. The abaya comes with a free (headscarf). Care and washing methods for Maysam abaya: First: Hand washing: 1. Preparation: Turn the abaya inside out, and use cold or lukewarm water. 2. Detergent: Choose a gentle detergent suitable for delicate fabrics or a special shampoo for abayas. 3. Washing: Place the abaya in water with the detergent and gently move it without scrubbing or wringing harshly. 4. Rinsing: Rinse the abaya thoroughly with clean water to remove any remaining detergent. 5. Drying: Do not wring the abaya forcefully; instead, wrap it in a dry towel to absorb excess water, then hang it in a well-ventilated place away from direct sunlight. Second: Machine washing: Preparation: Turn the abaya inside out, and place it in a mesh laundry bag to protect it. Cycle: Choose a gentle wash cycle or delicate fabrics cycle. Water: Use cold or lukewarm water. Detergent: Use a small amount of mild detergent. Drying: Air dry the abaya outdoors away from the sun. Third: Ironing: 1. Preparation: If the abaya needs ironing, use a steam iron or set the iron to a low temperature. 2. Ironing: Iron the abaya from the inside first, then from the outside, placing a light cloth between the iron and the abaya if necessary.