Pocket Anorak Abaya — Eucalyptus & Paisley

The front body panel and cuffs are cut from a cool sage green Italian shirting fabric — structured, breathable, and quietly sophisticated. The side panels are warm taupe diamond dot cotton, grounding the piece and creating a beautiful contrast against the green. The sleeves, shoulders, and oversized front pockets are cut entirely from a sweeping paisley print in deep red, teal, and ivory — bold, heirloom, and unmistakably the heart of this design.

The result is an abaya that feels both calm and dramatic depending on how you move in it. The sage green anchors the front silhouette while the paisley sleeves make a statement the moment you reach out or slip your hands into those pockets.

Wear it open over white linen or a simple fitted underlayer and let the three-fabric story speak for itself.

Details:

• 100% cotton upcycled textiles
• Sage green Italian shirting fabric (front body panel and cuffs)
• Warm taupe diamond dot cotton (side body panels)
• Sweeping paisley print in deep red, teal, and ivory (sleeves, shoulders, and oversized pockets)
• Two oversized front patch pockets
• Relaxed, flowing silhouette
• 54" length
• Lightweight and breathable — ideal for summer
• Handmade in Seattle
• One of one — no restock, no remaining fabric

Fit & Sizing:
Slightly oversized, one size fits most. Comfortably fits sizes 4/6 through XXL. Long, modestly tapered sleeves. Flowing silhouette.

Care:
Machine wash cold on delicate cycle. Hang to dry. Never put in the dryer. Steam or warm iron to remove wrinkles.

Availability: Ships within 2–3 business days.

Hijabs featured in photos are not included in purchase.

Color Note: Colors look different based on indoor versus outdoor lighting. Colors in real life are somewhere between studio lighting on flat lays and outdoor lighting photos on the model.

A note on the fabric: These abayas are made from upcycled textiles — fabric that has already lived somewhere before it came here. Because of that, some pieces carry slight imperfections: a variation in weave, a faint mark, a subtle irregularity. We consider these signs of the fabric's history, not flaws in the garment. They are part of what makes reclaimed textile work honest, and part of what makes each piece genuinely one of a kind.