The 7th Hoda Iranian-Islamic Clothing Exhibition

The 7th Iranian-Islamic clothing exhibition Hoda, featuring the participation of more than one hundred producers, designers, and activists in the field of modesty and hijab, will take place from September 9 to 19 at the Grand Mosalla of Imam Khomeini (RA) in Tehran.

According to Boraq Hamim Art News, quoting Mehr, the event will be held in the main hall of the Imam Khomeini Mosalla and aims to showcase the latest designs and products in the field of modest Iranian-Islamic attire.

Side Programs

Among the side programs of the exhibition are:

Free tailoring of traditional black chadors,

A free photography booth titled “See Yourself with Hijab”,

Gift-giving for young girls who wear hijab for the first time,

Cultural and recreational spaces designed for families.

Purpose of the Event

Hoda Exhibition provides families with the opportunity to purchase Iranian-Islamic clothing directly from producers at reasonable prices. The main purpose is to ensure that families from all economic and cultural backgrounds have access to hijab essentials. Despite market fluctuations, producers are offering special discounts to support affordability.

Cultural Dimension

This exhibition is not merely an economic event; it carries strong cultural significance, with a family-centered approach aimed at strengthening the culture of modesty and hijab in society. By embracing Iranian creativity and artistry, new models of clothing have been designed that respect Islamic values while meeting modern needs and diverse tastes of Iranian women.

A Fusion of Tradition and Modernity

The 7th National Hoda Exhibition, by blending tradition with modern fashion, marks an important step in supporting domestic production and promoting the Islamic-Iranian lifestyle. Organized in cooperation with the Association of Modesty and Hijab Professionals and the Imam Khomeini Mosalla, the exhibition will welcome visitors daily from 2:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

Hoda Exhibition can be regarded as a convergence of economy and culture: an event that not only boosts domestic production in the clothing sector but also creates a cultural platform to institutionalize the values of modesty and hijab. The combination of tradition and modernity in fashion design reflects the intelligence of producers and designers striving to meet the contemporary needs of Iranian women. The participation of more than one hundred producers highlights the great potential of this sector and the public’s trust in Iranian-Islamic fashion. Thus, the Hoda Exhibition goes beyond being just a marketplace—it serves as a hub for cultural, economic, and artistic synergy.