Tapp CollectionsPremium Shemagh Head Neck Scarf

I was working in a warehouse that was unheated and would wrap this around my head and neck. It kept me very warm and comfortable. It good quality, easy to breathe through, and washable. The size of it makes it big enough to wrap and not feel tight on my head and face.

Bought this for a Halloween custom and my son still uses it. Loves it! Great find

This shemagh is the best I have seen.I have bought several when I have come across them in stores. Usually it was Army Surplus type stores, and I don't remember the brands of all the different ones that I have purchased. For a variety of reasons, I have never like the ones that I have purchased in the past.One of the biggest issues I with other brands that I have purchased in the past is that the material has been too heavy. To feel it, you would not think it was too thick. But, my the time you roll it up, or wrap it as a scarf, they have been rather thick and heavy. Wearing them in warmer weather, they have almost been unbearable. It is almost like wrapping a towel around your head or neck.This shemagh is very lightweight, and yet very durable. When rolled, it is not overly bulky. Yet, I don't feel like it is too thin. It is just excellent the way is!! Thick enough to be durable, but thin enough to be used in many weather conditions.One other feature that I like about this shemagh, compared to others that I have seen, and is not mentioned in the product description is the corners. The edges have knots and then frayed material. Many are that way all the way around. If you lay it out flat on the floor, the corners are easy to locate, but when you are standing up and trying to fold the shemagh, finding the corners is not as easy as you would think. Many styles of wraps require you to find the corners and fold it in half.WIth this shemagh, the corners are longer, and braided, to make it easy to find them, and to distinguish them from the rest of the tassels all along the edge. It makes it really easy to find the corners, do your folds, and get it tied up correctly.I can't say enough good things about this shemagh. I took a gamble and ordered 4 of them, because of the different colors, and I will be ordering more.

I bought this Shemagh years ago when I was younger and wore it a lot. The quality isn’t amazing, but for around $11, it’s more than fair. It looked good, held up through casual use, and worked in both cold and sunny weather.It’s not really my style anymore, but I still have great memories wearing it. If you want something affordable and decent for light use or fashion, this one’s a solid pickup.

Beautiful! Love love love it! Color is perfect. Fabric is a little light weight but it is pretty

I get so many compliments with this black on black scarf. This one is the perfect size. I purchased another (different brand) and it’s too big.

I really enjoy my Shemagh. I live in CO, and the fall cold snap hasn't affected me in the slightest with this thing on. People are complaining about it not being super soft.. When it was designed (It is traditionally called a Keffiyeh), they didn't have stuff like 'Microfleece'. Regardless, It's a multi-purpose scarf/head wrap that you should carry or wear every day. These scarfs have almost unlimited uses. Here's a few examples:Dust Protection. Cover your face on motorcycles, truck beds, and tops of chicken buses.Sun Protection. Great for when you’re stranded in mid-day heat without shade nearby.Towel. Small, lightweight, fast drying, but thick enough get the job done. Perfect for the beach.Warmth. Wrap it around your neck as a scarf on the top of a mountain.Bag. Lay it out, put stuff in middle, tie four corners together. Instant hobo sack.Sarong. While shorter than a normal one, it can still be wrapped around your waist.Sweat Rag. Great for hiking, running, or other sweat-inducing activities.Arm Sling. Sprain a wrist or break an arm? Perfect for temporary immobilization.Emergency Bandage. Help stop bleeding and protect the wound until you get to a hospital.Pillow. Thick & soft enough to ball up and sleep with on bus rides or camping trips.Weapon. Twist a big rock up in the middle, and you have an instant self-defense tool!Concealment. Hide valuables on your personRope. Long enough to be rolled up to tie things together.Water Filter. Fold up multiple times and filter debris out of water before boiling.Keeping Cool. Soak in cold water and wrap around your neck.Signal Flag. Large enough to wave and get someone’s attention.Blanket. Good for covering your upper or lower body..Pot Holder. Take that boiling water you just filtered off the fire.Eye Mask. Sleep during the day or in a hostel when lights are on.

The color is fantastic, and material seams durable. It's not that soft cotton I was hoping for, but still comfortable.