Mora Premium Shemagh Scar - Beautiful Gift Box - Large Arab Tactical Military Desert Head Neck Keffiyeh Wrap with Tassels

Let’s start here I wear a shemagh part of my every day dress. I would easily say I own 20 of them... this is by far the best of them all!You can buy cheaper ones for sure... and you will live to regret it.The size is just right for SAS tying method of wrapping which uses a lot of cloth and does not work with smaller shemagus. The cloth feels good against the skin for all day comfort wrapped or other wise.The tassels at the bottom as just a bit of flair without being gaudy or in the way if you do tactical or functional wrapping.Perfect for people that have slightly larger heads and necks. I have found on average most of the shemagus are 42’ squared where this one is 48’ squared... those 6 inches make the world of differenceI am buying a second one.Would replace if lost and is one of the only ones I recommend.Buy with confidence that you are getting a good product that goes from suave to tactical with ease!

I can't say enough good things about this product, and the company that produces it.The shemagh itself is of very luxurious quality. The cotton material is very soft, and it has a nice tight weave along with tassels that are tied tight. You can tell that the company specializes in and takes pride in this product, compared to competing products which are mass produced in China and elsewhere.The overall size of the shemagh is very large, in comparison to the other shemaghs that are sold on amazon. This opens up additionally utility for the item, in addition to more elaborate and intricate ways of tying the shemagh when protecting against heat, direct sun, dust, and other elements.As an outdoor worker who makes a living in rough conditions, I rely on the products I purchase to keep me safe, healthy, and comfortable so that I can focus on getting my work done. I've gone through several other competitors shemaghs which make large claims and then fall short, some costing far more than what Mora sells their shemaghs for.This shemagh does a good job at cooling me down and promoting airflow, while retaining minimal body heat when tied close around my neck and face. When working in direct sun, in 95 degree heat with 85% humidity; there is little room for error where heat exhaustion is concerned.

Recently I bought two $10 ordinary tactical Shemagh and one $20+ traditional Shemagh (such as Hirbawi or Mora made in Palestine or India) and want to talk about the difference between them.Size: $10 claimed to be 42 inch but actual measurement is around 40 inch, $20+ feature 47 inchHair around 4 sides: $10 only got short hair on 2 opposite sides, $20+ got short hair on all 4 sides and additional long hair on the 4 corners.Texture and smoothness: $20+ are very smooth and can fold into a small size for storage, whereas a $10 one is much smaller in actual size but cannot fold into a smaller piece than $20+

I'm totally loving this shemagh! It's soft and not scratchy, so very easy to wear for long periods of time. In fact, I feel like I've been living in it. What I enjoyed best was the size, in comparison to many other brands (check it), it's very large. The tassels will be based on your personal taste here, but I like the added flair. The thickness is probably somewhere in the middle of the road, to give an idea. It's not thin and wispy, at the same time it's not heavy and hot like wool; rather it's going to give some protection while still able to breathe. Of course, depending on how you wear it, you can fold it on itself for added thickness.I know some reviews here are pointing out loose threads and some texture imperfections. Look, be serious, this is a scarf, not a fancy dinner table cloth you hope to impress your neighbors with. I've slept in this, I've snagged it around my gear, I've twisted and contorted it in all sorts of functions... yes, I've had to snip some loose threads and it does show some imperfections. It still looks totally nice overall, it's holding up to my wear and tear, and it's still comfortable and soft to wear. Be honest with your intended use for this before buying and/or following these reviews. Do you need a comfortable shemagh to shoot your AR out in the desert with, or a tea table piece?

Right out of the shipping bag, I had high expectations. It was packaged nicely and was well protected. When I took it out, I was happy to find it had a good weight to it, the cloth itself felt sturdy, and it had the texture I imagined it should. The size was as expected and perfect for me. Though, when I went to put it on, I thought I should perhaps give it a closer inspection (since previous reviews complained of staining and gaps). I'm fond of the tassels, those looked fine, but as I checked the patterned sections I found gaps in the fabric and bunched black threading (I imagine the thread that was supposed to fill the gapped sections (bottom area of photo). It was a bit disappointing, considering everything else was going so well. Since it is otherwise high quality, and the small imperfections don't have a huge affect in the look of it, nor does it seem to affect the integrity, I'll be keeping it.Edit to add: Now that I have worn it out a few times: it keeps my face warm, the imperfections aren't even noticed, it looks the way I wanted it to, still love the tassels

I honestly didn't expect this thing to be as large as it is. I suppose that's more my fault, as the seller gives the dimensions in the product's descriptions. At first it was a bit awkward to fold and tie, but I eventually got the hang of it and I imagine a lot of people might appreciate the large size. Beyond that, it's a really comfortable piece and it looks and feels high quality. I use this as a mask and scarf while riding my motorcycle, even during rain and snow.Ultimately, this is a nicely made bit of fabric. It's large, but after using it in the elements, that helps it keep the cold away and keep the wearer warm and comfortable. Good stuff.