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doodlebug
Has anyone ever seen like a Red Sox hijab or a Patriots hijab or any hijab for that matter with sport teams logos on them? I want to get one for the playoffs!!! kicking.gif
Zee Bee
I am a HUGE college sports fan and I have had this dilemma.

What I did was I went to our student bookstore and just bought a bandana with my college mascot on it. It was just big enough to use. It was the closest thing I could find.

I'm not sure about MLB and NFL teams though.

Zee smile.gif
doodlebug
QUOTE(ZeeNusah @ Sep 26 2007, 11:01 AM) *
I am a HUGE college sports fan and I have had this dilemma.

What I did was I went to our student bookstore and just bought a bandana with my college mascot on it. It was just big enough to use. It was the closest thing I could find.

I'm not sure about MLB and NFL teams though.

Zee smile.gif



I think I'll go to the fabric store this weekend and get some red sox fabric, use that as an underscarf and then wear a red hijab over it.............or just use it as like a do rag type and wear a red turtleneck with it. I wanna be decked out for Red Sox day at work. smile.gif (To put this in perspective I did paint my face red in 2004 energetic.gif )
Caladan
doodle, that will be SO adorable. smile.gif
Olivia*
I think you're on to a multi-million dollar market like the lady that made muslim bathing suits for woman. She became a millionaire in the first year.
deemabrouk
QUOTE(OlivianWaleed @ Sep 26 2007, 03:50 PM) *
I think you're on to a multi-million dollar market like the lady that made muslim bathing suits for woman. She became a millionaire in the first year.

WHat lady?
you got a name?

and I agree... you might just have a market for this wink.gif
Olivia*
QUOTE(deemabrouk @ Sep 26 2007, 12:52 PM) *
QUOTE(OlivianWaleed @ Sep 26 2007, 03:50 PM) *
I think you're on to a multi-million dollar market like the lady that made muslim bathing suits for woman. She became a millionaire in the first year.

WHat lady?
you got a name?

and I agree... you might just have a market for this wink.gif


Here ya go.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/features/chi...1,4445372.story
KyanWan
Umm ... no. It would be a particularly American phenomenon.

But ... sounds interesting. smile.gif

As for marketing ideas, ugh, licensing sucks. As a personal project - you can do it ... but commercial ... good luck with it.

sarah and hicham
I don't think that the market would be too large for that product, but you never know!
deemabrouk
QUOTE(OlivianWaleed @ Sep 26 2007, 04:34 PM) *
QUOTE(deemabrouk @ Sep 26 2007, 12:52 PM) *
QUOTE(OlivianWaleed @ Sep 26 2007, 03:50 PM) *
I think you're on to a multi-million dollar market like the lady that made muslim bathing suits for woman. She became a millionaire in the first year.

WHat lady?
you got a name?

and I agree... you might just have a market for this wink.gif


Here ya go.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/features/chi...1,4445372.story

wow.. nice article..

always wanted to go to Australia good.gif
doodlebug
I was thinking that the market would be big. I mean when I look at most hijabs online they all have a certain style depending on where they're from. For example in Egypt the shayla is hip, in Turkey it's the more traditional silk scarf worn like a triangle, etc.

What I DONT see is an American hijab. I DO see American women (born in America) wearing turtlenecks and doo-rag style hijabs and I dont' seem to find that anywhere else as much, though sometimes you see them.

I am a muslimah and now a hijabi but you know what I"m also a die hard Red Sox and Pats fan and I'm also 1/2 irish and 1/2 polish and just because I'm muslim I don't think I should have to dress like I'm from the Middle East...........not that there's anything inherently wrong with the way they dress mind you.

I need to find my own style and I really don't think that I'm the only one going through this.

I think I"ll make two Pats and two Red Sox hijabs and I'll keep one for myself and sell the extra one on Ebay and see what kind of response I get. I'll let you all know what happens!!!!! good.gif
doodlebug
QUOTE(OlivianWaleed @ Sep 26 2007, 04:34 PM) *
QUOTE(deemabrouk @ Sep 26 2007, 12:52 PM) *
QUOTE(OlivianWaleed @ Sep 26 2007, 03:50 PM) *
I think you're on to a multi-million dollar market like the lady that made muslim bathing suits for woman. She became a millionaire in the first year.

WHat lady?
you got a name?

and I agree... you might just have a market for this wink.gif


Here ya go.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/features/chi...1,4445372.story


I bought one similar from splashgear.com and I hated it. I think you either love it or hate it. I know that Rahma loves hers but then she's an avid swimmer so that's different. I just like to dip my feet in and hang out in the hottub and for that it wasn't all that great. I wore it on a trip to Disney this April and when I got out of the hot tub it was about 70 degrees outside and because all of the fabric was wet I FROZE!!! I couldn't go back and change because the kids still wanted to swim so I had to stay in the hottub and turn all wrinkly until they were done.

If you love swimming and you just go from the pool to the lockerroom I"m sure it's great but to just hang out by the pool with the rest of the crowd it's not that wonderful imho.

I should sell that on ebay too!!! lol
jasman0717
This is about all I could find so maybe you could just sew the logo on


http://www.thehijabshop.com/capsters/index.php
KyanWan
QUOTE(jasman0717 @ Sep 26 2007, 08:33 PM) *
This is about all I could find so maybe you could just sew the logo on


http://www.thehijabshop.com/capsters/index.php


Whoa ... those are so grossly overpriced. blink.gif I don't see why a simple lycra style wouldn't work for that : http://www.alhannah.com/products/hi1335.html

Isn't that what they make sports wear from ... and it's like what, less than 1/4 the price too. It's a shame, some people are tying to bring "designer" goods to the Islamic market & get rich from people who want to dress religiously. They slap their name on things - then charge 4-10 times what they should for the same kind of item you can get cheap. Haram alay-hom. They should be ashamed of themselves.
MrsAmera
doodle,

I think it's a great idea. I'll be interested to see how it turns out. Let me know how you end up making it as I might need to make one too! And I really do agree with your sentiment regarding an American style. Too often when I am shopping for work appropriate or even casual clothes all you find is beaded tunics etc. Which is fine and yea I like to wear them sometimes but really I want to find something so that I look like every other woman in America just in longer, looser proportions. What is your vision as to how you're making these? Square? Oblong? LOL sorry I'm super interested though!
doodlebug
QUOTE(MrsAmera @ Sep 27 2007, 07:57 AM) *
doodle,

I think it's a great idea. I'll be interested to see how it turns out. Let me know how you end up making it as I might need to make one too! And I really do agree with your sentiment regarding an American style. Too often when I am shopping for work appropriate or even casual clothes all you find is beaded tunics etc. Which is fine and yea I like to wear them sometimes but really I want to find something so that I look like every other woman in America just in longer, looser proportions. What is your vision as to how you're making these? Square? Oblong? LOL sorry I'm super interested though!



Well I thought the part with the red sox logo would be the shorter of the two that I can wear underneath an oblong shayla, since I've been wearing shayla's lately. That way if I'm wearing a red turtleneck I can just wear the logo piece without the shayla too.

I'm going this weekend and I'll put pics up once I've made it. I don't know if I'll even find red sox logo fabric but if not I'll just take a jersey with it on and cut that up. Sometimes I feel like McGiver (sp?) when I'm making things like this. lol.

NOW.......I'm not the best sewer in the world, though I can do hems and I can sew buttons, etc. but I dont know how to make those wicked teensy seems that are on the edge of my shaylas. That's what has been holding me back from making any type of shayla so far. I could just do the ameera type to go over the logo piece since those look pretty simple to do.

Anyways I'll post the pics up prolly sunday when I'm done with it. smile.gif Now if I could only get play off tickets!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
amal
im anxious to see how they turn out!!!

Olivia*
QUOTE(KyanWan @ Sep 26 2007, 10:05 PM) *
QUOTE(jasman0717 @ Sep 26 2007, 08:33 PM) *
This is about all I could find so maybe you could just sew the logo on


http://www.thehijabshop.com/capsters/index.php


Whoa ... those are so grossly overpriced. blink.gif I don't see why a simple lycra style wouldn't work for that : http://www.alhannah.com/products/hi1335.html

Isn't that what they make sports wear from ... and it's like what, less than 1/4 the price too. It's a shame, some people are tying to bring "designer" goods to the Islamic market & get rich from people who want to dress religiously. They slap their name on things - then charge 4-10 times what they should for the same kind of item you can get cheap. Haram alay-hom. They should be ashamed of themselves.


It's not just Islam. Have you seen the documentary film called "Salesman"? It makes you feel pity for the "designer" Bible Salesman.
mybackpages
Here is how one yougn girl designed a "sports" hijab- watching the Saudi national team at the world cup. Might give you some ideas?

doodlebug
apparently the Red Sox have a license on their fabric and will not sell them to fabric stores. sad.gif They have them in fleece but that's not happenin' in a hijab. I went to five stores before I finally asked someone what the deal was. Had I asked in the first store I would have saved four more trips...

BUT I would have missed out on my flower child hijab fabric




goofy.gif


and my tie dye hippie chic fabric!





energetic.gif


The solid color is a jersey material and will go underneath the printed fabric. you can't tell in the pics but each printed fabric has some sparkley stuff on it that glistens in the light. smile.gif No clue how to sew all this together and kinda scared that I may not have gotten enough fabric but we'll see what happens.
Hanging in there
QUOTE(doodlebug @ Sep 27 2007, 09:32 AM) *
QUOTE(MrsAmera @ Sep 27 2007, 07:57 AM) *
doodle,

I think it's a great idea. I'll be interested to see how it turns out. Let me know how you end up making it as I might need to make one too! And I really do agree with your sentiment regarding an American style. Too often when I am shopping for work appropriate or even casual clothes all you find is beaded tunics etc. Which is fine and yea I like to wear them sometimes but really I want to find something so that I look like every other woman in America just in longer, looser proportions. What is your vision as to how you're making these? Square? Oblong? LOL sorry I'm super interested though!



Well I thought the part with the red sox logo would be the shorter of the two that I can wear underneath an oblong shayla, since I've been wearing shayla's lately. That way if I'm wearing a red turtleneck I can just wear the logo piece without the shayla too.

I'm going this weekend and I'll put pics up once I've made it. I don't know if I'll even find red sox logo fabric but if not I'll just take a jersey with it on and cut that up. Sometimes I feel like McGiver (sp?) when I'm making things like this. lol.

NOW.......I'm not the best sewer in the world, though I can do hems and I can sew buttons, etc. but I dont know how to make those wicked teensy seems that are on the edge of my shaylas. That's what has been holding me back from making any type of shayla so far. I could just do the ameera type to go over the logo piece since those look pretty simple to do.

Anyways I'll post the pics up prolly sunday when I'm done with it. smile.gif Now if I could only get play off tickets!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Well guess what? You are in LUCK. Go to Ebay and google red sox fabric. They have a ton for sale on EBAY. Cotton.... fleece... you name it... You can get your fabric there
Hanging in there
QUOTE(doodlebug @ Sep 29 2007, 06:17 PM) *
apparently the Red Sox have a license on their fabric and will not sell them to fabric stores. sad.gif They have them in fleece but that's not happenin' in a hijab. I went to five stores before I finally asked someone what the deal was. Had I asked in the first store I would have saved four more trips...

BUT I would have missed out on my flower child hijab fabric




goofy.gif


and my tie dye hippie chic fabric!





energetic.gif


The solid color is a jersey material and will go underneath the printed fabric. you can't tell in the pics but each printed fabric has some sparkley stuff on it that glistens in the light. smile.gif No clue how to sew all this together and kinda scared that I may not have gotten enough fabric but we'll see what happens.

Here is some cotton fabric

http://cgi.ebay.com/Boston-Red-Sox-Fabric-...1QQcmdZViewItem

QUOTE(doodlebug @ Sep 29 2007, 06:17 PM) *
apparently the Red Sox have a license on their fabric and will not sell them to fabric stores. sad.gif They have them in fleece but that's not happenin' in a hijab. I went to five stores before I finally asked someone what the deal was. Had I asked in the first store I would have saved four more trips...

BUT I would have missed out on my flower child hijab fabric




goofy.gif


and my tie dye hippie chic fabric!





energetic.gif


The solid color is a jersey material and will go underneath the printed fabric. you can't tell in the pics but each printed fabric has some sparkley stuff on it that glistens in the light. smile.gif No clue how to sew all this together and kinda scared that I may not have gotten enough fabric but we'll see what happens.

Oh crap that was a dog bandana... Anyway... they have several cotton fabric listed as well as decals etc
Olivia*
Awe smart! Ebay has everything. good.gif
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