LOVARZIShemagh Cottons Arab Keffiyeh Tactical Military Scarf Head Neck Face Wrap

PROS:Its black color is perfect, because there is literally never a situation where a black Shemagh would not work. Trying to hide at night? Perfect. Trying to sneak by? Perfect. Im a shadow. Trying to blend into a group to evade? Perfect. Any other color might NOT work in the aforementioned scenarios.The thickness is perfect. Not too thick, not too thin. Just right.The edges look rightI call this "my little ninja scarf".Yeah a great addition to my get home bag. I plan to buy a couple more.

I wear a lot of these scarves in cold weather. I have very short hair and they keep my neck warm without being too hot. I have them in different colors and find them to be invaluable. This one is especially nice because it has multiple colors.

The cotton fabric is soft enough for daily wear, but also strong enough to handle rough conditions. Whether you're using it for tactical activities or casual use, the shemagh holds up well over time without losing its shape or comfort. It’s lightweight, so it won’t weigh you down, and it's breathable, ensuring that you stay comfortable even during long, hot days.

I purchased this shemagh (green) solely because of the color in preparation for the upcoming Saint Patricks day holiday. I currently own and use about a dozen shemags from different Amazon vendors. Also, no one product is going to please everyone.That said, this shemagh is made of thin material and the dye is not fixed. I washed it by hand and a fair amount of dye was released. As for the material, it relatively soft and as thin as the single layer weave found on the borders of most shemaghs. The shemagh I received measured 39"x40", not including the fringe or tassels.What i did like about this shemagh is the color. Even after being hand washed it retained its vibrant green color. I learned to like how thin this material is. It is still sturdy enough for various uses such as an arm sling, tourniquet, makeshift pack, etc. I do believe it is 100% cotton and very absorbant. It folds very compactly. The larger tassels at each corner are very helpful in applying the different wraps over my larger than normal noggin. I tend to use shemaghs in the bandit, neck gaiter and SAS styles. This shemagh did the job, but just barely (for the SAS head wrap).Overall if you are looking for a backup, lightweight shemagh for warm weather or fashion use, this is adequate for that. If you depend daily on your shemagh for work, survival or cold weather look elsewhere for a thicker, larger shemagh.

Colors are fun but muted enough so it's not flamboyant. I use shemaghs for everything, this one is made in India and superior to many I've bought. Every shemagh says 100% cotton but they often feel rough and scratchy if they're chinese factory made. This one is buttery soft and a bit smaller than usual. My others are large enough to be used as a towel or a very small blanket. This one is an ideal scarf size. Very thin so it folds up to nearly nothing. I use it to keep the sun off my neck on hikes or to insulate when it gets chilly. 20 years ago my dad sent me shemaghs from Iraq when he was deployed. This one might be the most interesting and fun to carry. Definitely softest. They cost next to nothing so might as well buy a dozen.

The quality is excellent, very soft and good size. Looking to get my re in different color

Keeps my neck warm. It is also a small gesture of support for the Palestinians.

Pretty colors but fabric super thin - not like a typical keffiyah.