Green Hijabs

Our green hijabs run from soft sage, mint and seafoam through olive, khaki and army green to deep emerald, bottle and forest green – dozens of shades in all. Modal and bamboo modal styles come with a matching undercap, while crinkle cotton, viscose and premium jersey cover everyday wear.

Earthy greens are surprisingly easy to style: olive and khaki sit beautifully with camel, cream and a brown abaya, while deep shades like emerald bring colour to Eid and weddings – for extra polish, look at our silk-feel satin hijabs. Sage and mint feel fresh with white, grey and denim.

Three families of green

Soft greens – sage, pale sage, mint, seafoam and eucalyptus – feel fresh and light, and suit spring and summer. Earthy greens such as olive, khaki, moss and army green are the most wearable of all, behaving almost like a neutral. Deep jewel greens, from emerald and jade to bottle and forest green, are made for celebrations and the cooler months.

How to wear green

Olive and khaki love camel, cream, brown and denim – try one over a beige abaya or with a chocolate coat. Sage is gentle with white, grey and blush, and emerald looks striking against black or navy. If you are new to colour, start with olive: it goes with almost everything in a neutral wardrobe.

Fabric notes

Premium jersey is opaque, stretchy and non-slip; viscose and modal are soft, breathable and opaque too. Crinkle cotton has a textured finish that never needs ironing. Chiffon is light and airy, so wear it over an undercap. For evenings, the silky, long and ombre satin hijabs have a soft silk-feel sheen. Wash greens on a cool cycle and dry them in the shade.

Frequently asked questions

What colour abaya goes with an olive green hijab?

Olive works with most neutral abayas: beige, cream, camel, brown and black all look natural. Chocolate and camel bring out its warmth, while black makes it look crisper. Skip very bright colours if you want a calm, earthy look.

What is the difference between sage and olive?

Sage is a soft, greyish green with a cool, muted feel; olive is warmer and deeper, with a slightly yellow-brown base. Sage feels fresh and light, while olive behaves more like a neutral and pairs easily with browns.

Is a green hijab suitable for everyday wear?

Yes – especially the earthy shades. Olive, khaki and army green fit into a neutral wardrobe as easily as brown or grey. For daily comfort choose premium jersey, viscose or modal; crinkle cotton is handy if you'd rather not iron.

Which green hijab is best for Eid or a wedding?

Deep shades such as emerald, bottle green and jade are the classic celebration greens. For extra polish choose a silk-feel satin style and pair it with black, cream or gold-toned details.