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Sizes 62 to 66, drafted from a plus block instead of a standard pattern made bigger. That is the difference between an abaya that fits a larger customer and one she sends back. Made to order in the UAE, 20 pieces in any mix.
In short
Plus size wholesale abayas here are drafted from a dedicated plus block for sizes 62 to 66, not scaled up from the standard 52 to 60 pattern, so the armhole, shoulder and sleeve are re-proportioned rather than simply widened. They are made to order in 12 to 18 working days and count toward the same 20-piece minimum as any other style.

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Armhole, shoulder and sleeve are re-drafted. Scaling up a size 54 puts all three in the wrong place and no amount of extra fabric fixes it.
Most grading ties width to length, so a short, fuller customer is sold a garment built for a tall one. We separate them where it matters.
Plus and standard count toward the same 20 piece minimum, so you can add a few without a second order.
Five things move when a pattern is drafted for a larger body rather than stretched to fit one.
| Part of the garment | Scaled-up standard | Drafted plus block |
|---|---|---|
| Armhole | Drops too low, sleeve pulls | Re-positioned to sit at the arm |
| Shoulder | Widens past the shoulder point | Re-proportioned, not just wider |
| Sleeve | Grows longer with the body width | Length follows the arm |
| Bust and hip | Widen together at the same rate | Graded separately where needed |
| Hem sweep | Stays narrow, pulls when walking | Opens with the body |
Ask any supplier which of these five they change for their plus range. If the answer is "we add two inches per size", that is a scaled standard pattern with a plus label on it.
Most plus size abayas on the market are a standard pattern made bigger. Everything widens at once, including the parts of the garment that should not.
The shoulder slides off the shoulder. The armhole hangs somewhere near the ribs. The sleeve outgrows the arm. The customer blames the size, orders the next one up, and it fits worse.
Abaya sizing runs on length: a 56 is 56 inches from shoulder to hem. In most grading, width increases automatically with length.
That works if tall people are always wider, which they are not. A tall slim customer gets something billowing. A shorter, fuller customer buys up for the body and then stands on the hem. Both send it back and both think the brand got it wrong.
Publish length and body measurements separately on your product pages instead of one size number. We give you both for every style you buy, which is the cheapest returns fix available to you.
A-line and open cuts lead. They give room through the body and hip without adding bulk across the shoulders.
Avoid clingy knits and very light cloth. Nida and crepe drape away from the body, which is what a plus customer is usually asking for.
Plus is under-served nearly everywhere, which is exactly why it is worth stocking properly rather than as an afterthought.
Made to order means you are not holding depth in sizes you have not tested. Add a few plus pieces to an order you were placing anyway and see what sells through.
Plus sizes cost a little more because they use more fabric. The quote shows the price per size rather than burying it in an average.
Plus customers are used to being an afterthought at the bottom of a size dropdown. Photograph the range on a plus model and say the sizes in the product title.
That is a merchandising decision rather than a manufacturing one, and it is usually what separates a plus range that sells from one that does not.
Our plus run is 62 to 66, and we make beyond that on request. The number is the garment length in inches from shoulder to hem.
No. Sizes 62 to 66 are drafted from their own block, with the armhole, shoulder and sleeve re-proportioned rather than widened along with everything else.
Because it was graded up evenly from a smaller pattern. Width gets added everywhere at the same rate instead of where the body actually needs it.
Length is shoulder to hem and is chosen by height. Girth is bust, waist and hip. Most grading ties the two together, which is why so many abayas fit one part of a customer and not the other.
We give you the measured chart for every style you order, not just the length. Ask for it before you buy and publish it on your own product pages.
Made to order, in 12 to 18 working days. That keeps you from holding depth in sizes you have not tested yet.
A little, because they use more fabric. The quote shows the price for each size rather than averaging it across the run.
Yes. They count toward the same 20 piece and AED 2,000 minimum as anything else.
No. Sizing up a standard pattern moves the shoulder and the armhole to the wrong place. It makes the garment longer and wider, not better fitting.
Nida and crepe. Both drape away from the body rather than clinging. Avoid very light or tightly knitted cloth.
A-line and open cuts, because they give room through the body and hip without adding bulk at the shoulder.
Yes, on request. Send us the measurements you need and we will tell you what is possible and what it costs.
Yes. Sample orders have no piece minimum, only a AED 2,000 minimum value, and the pieces are yours to sell.
Yes, on any style, with your woven or printed labels and packaging. The private label page covers how labels work.
The same as everywhere else: 20 pieces across the order with a AED 2,000 minimum value.
12 to 18 working days from a cleared deposit, plus courier transit of usually 5 to 10 days.