Traditional Iranian black silk chador

One of the oldest and most popular models of black veil is the Iranian veil, and since it has been seen on women since ancient times, it is also called the traditional veil. This veil has no sleeves, no buttons, and is sewn in the form of a large semicircle and is controlled either by elastic or by hand. Therefore, if you are a student or always have to carry various items with you, this black veil is not recommended for you due to its difficult control. Instead, this fabric model can be used for parties and gatherings. It is important to note that for sewing this veil, you can use the so-called wide fabrics (width 173) on the market, which are often used to sew a one-piece veil for most people, and the veil does not have a distinct seam. On the other hand, if you use crepe fabrics such as black silk and Maharajah, the sewn veil can be worn on both sides.

Traditional or simple chadors are sewn from various types of fabrics such as black silk, Maharajah, georgette, etc.