While men have a designated dress code for Hajj which involves wearing two pieces of unstitched cloth, women do not have a similarly prescribed outfit. Instead, women are encouraged to adhere to the standard Islamic dress code, wearing loose-fitting clothing that meets Hijab requirements and avoids drawing attention. There is no specific type of garment mandated for women during Ihram; however, it's necessary for their faces to remain uncovered. Although a lot of women opt for abayas, it's important to note that wearing one is not obligatory. As a result, women have the flexibility to perform Umrah without wearing an abaya.