Cover Up in Style: 9 Brands Leading the Modest Streetwear Revolution

Fashion with a mission.


As the conversation around modest fashion heats up, more and more women are getting vocal about their style choices, showing us that modesty isn’t just about adhering to traditional norms—it’s also about personal preference for less skin on show. This fresh outlook is spicing up the fashion scene, especially with the surge in street-style that leans towards modesty. When you take a step back to scope out the broader street style landscape, you’ll spot plenty of outfits that are all about the cover-up—think long button-ups, oversized tees, baggy trousers, cargos, and layers upon layers that are more about the fashion statement than showing skin. It’s clear that even the trend-savvy Gen Z crowd is all in on layering as a chic way to keep it modest. If you’re on the hunt for some hip, modest streetwear options, there are loads of brands stepping up with cool offerings.

The Giving Movement

Modest Sreetwear
Dhs 650

The Giving Movement goes beyond just clothing; it’s a brand with a purpose. Known for its commitment to sustainability and giving back, each piece you choose tells a story. The brand’s collection features a range of street-style essentials that align seamlessly with modest fashion preferences.

Tribe of 6

Modest Sreetwear
Dhs 600

Born from a diverse group of entrepreneurs, Tribe of 6 is a proudly home-grown label that designs fash-leisure for individuals to be part of the collective. Crafted with sustainability, inclusivity, and community at its core, their apparel is aimed at mindful shoppers who like their fashion threaded with purpose.The brand celebrates diversity by offering a range of sizes and styles, ensuring that everyone can find something that resonates with their fashion sensibilities.

ColoReve

Modest Sreetwear
Dhs 1,905

Founded by Gamze Yemez and Sinem Dikmen, ColoReve is all about transforming classic silhouettes into NEO-ones, creating outerwear that stands out in the crowd. For those who appreciate outerwear that goes beyond the ordinary, ColoReve is a brand to explore.

Seek Refuge

Modest Sreetwear
Dhs 590

Seek Refuge is not just a fashion brand; it’s a catalyst for positive change. Committed to leaving a lasting impact, the brand donates 20% of its profits, totaling over $70,000, to refugee aid organizations. Through strategic partnerships with non-profits like UNRWA and Relief International, Seek Refuge funds international refugee programs, provides emergency assistance, and shares beneficiary stories to raise awareness. Beyond philanthropy, Seek Refuge shapes its supply chain responsibly, collaborating with a factory in Istanbul, Turkey, that offers employment to refugees, ensuring fair wages and ethical practices. Beyond getting your hands on cool streetwear, each Seek Refuge purchase is a stylish step toward supporting refugees and promoting ethical fashion.

Too Dark to See Tomorrow

Modest Sreetwear

2D2C2M stands at the forefront of contemporary fashion, crafting ready-to-wear pieces that resonate with our cutting-edge culture. The acronym, Too Dark To See Tomorrow, encapsulates the brand’s bold essence since its establishment in 2015. Under the creative guidance of Ahmad Alwohaibi, this Riyadh-based unisex-wear label fearlessly navigates unapologetic concepts and embraces multicultural perspectives. The collection, inspired by 90s and 00s subcultures, serves as a living canvas where past experiences intertwine with the enigma of the present and future. 2D2C2M isn’t just a clothing line; it’s a narrative that defies norms, capturing the dynamic spirit of our ever-evolving cultural landscape.

Amongst Few

Modest Sreetwear
Dhs 220

Rooted in Dubai, Amongst Few delivers a ready-to-wear collection that seamlessly integrates modest principles into cutting-edge streetwear. Since its inception, the brand, spearheaded by designers Flo Moser and Mike Taylor, has been a trailblazer in unisex fashion, offering a diverse range of stylish pieces that appeal to the modern woman seeking modest yet trendsetting attire.

Native Threads

Modest Sreetwear
Dhs 168

Native Threads is a multifunctional lifestyle collective that emerged in 2020. Their unique designs draw inspiration from vintage Middle Eastern elements, seamlessly blending them with modern fashion to craft clothing that embodies both style and cultural significance. Native Threads goes beyond fashion, seeing it as a form of self-expression that also preserves and celebrates the rich traditions and heritage of the Middle East.

SULÉ

Modest Sreetwear
Dhs 1126

SULÉ, formerly known as ENRAGÉ, is a brand that originated in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in 2015. Initially recognized for its creative and patented tieback caps, SULÉ has evolved into a multifunctional lifestyle brand for men, women, and kids. The brand has transformed its trajectory, now boasting its own boutique store that prioritises customer comfort and experience. SULÉ’s goal is to curate a diverse streetwear experience, offering a range from their in-house label to a thoughtfully selected array of multi-brand apparel and footwear.

Saeedah Haque

Modest Sreetwear
instagram: @saeedahhaque
@saeedahhaque

Pockets in abayas are not a big deal‼️Streetwear was always modest and we need to see that more so welcome to my modest streetwear brand. #modeststreetwear #streetwear #hijab #modestfashion #muslim #fyp

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Saeedah Haque, is a self-taught designer from North London shaking up the fashion game. Part of the #TikTokFashion Collective, her mission is clear: redefine the narrative around Muslim women by transforming the abaya into versatile utility wear. Backed by names like Kehlani and AJ Tracey, Saeedah Haque’s label seamlessly blends the abaya tradition with streetwear vibes—think oversized silhouettes, silver hardware, and utilitarian details. It’s a game-changer in the modest fashion scene, not just about looking good but promising practicality too. Imagine monochromatic layers, cool kicks peeking out, and a Vetements cap on top of the hijab.

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