FIGTIIN...
...is more than a name. It is a verse, a vow, and a vision.

In Surah At-Tin, Allah swears by the fig and the olive —

— symbols of sustenance, purity, and divine promise. The surah reminds us that while evildoers face eternal
loss, those who do good will be rewarded without end.

This is the essence of hijab: an act of goodness, modesty, and intention —

— a garment not just of fabric, but of faith.

At FIGTIIN,
every piece carries that story. The double “ii” in our name reflects the Arabic script of Tiin(تِين)
a reminder of the verse itself. To wear FIGTIIN is to embrace modesty not as restriction, but as reward.

To carry beauty, dignity, and devotion into every day. To make a statement not only of style, but of soul.

FIGTIIN — a veil in faith, a promise of paradise.

HOW FIGTIIN CAME ABOUT...

The name FIGTIIN finds its origin in Surah At-Tin —

In Arabic, Tiin (تِين) means fig.

The word FIGTIIN beautifully merges the English and Arabic forms into one — a bridge between language and faith, between the worldly and the eternal.

The double “ii” reflects the Arabic letter ya (ي), carrying the visual rhythm of the original script and the soul of its meaning.

FIGTIIN is more than a name. It is a reminder that every veil worn in faith carries a purpose — an act of devotion that leads toward everlasting reward.

FIGTIIN — a veil in faith, a promise of paradise.