PRODUCTS Unisex Tactical Shemagh Lightweight Cotton 43"x41" Head & Neck Sun/Sand Protective Scarf for Men & Women

Really nice and seams like it will work great. It’s massive tho, which isn’t that bad just big like a toddlers blanket.

When I first got the scarf, it seemed a bit scratchy, but after a while I got used to it and the scarf softened up. It's so comfy and nice, not too warm so I don't feel like I'm suffocating, but still comfortable a cozy, and big and flowy, meaning I can do whatever I want with it.It smelled a bit like an attic too, but in a good way, like an old book.

This shemagh is just ok. I have several shemaghs of different brands and this one feels and looks the cheapest. Out of the package the colors were sloppy and I found a few small holes before I ever even used the thing. It is what it is and I'll still use it, but there are better options out there. The shemaghs I've gotten from India and Middle East are way better than the chinese ones.

liked the material and color. Thought it was longer.

A Shemagh is a wonderful clothing item that serves many purposes. I am very fair skinned and living under a desert sun can be taxing and life-threatening. Sun screen leaves my skin and clothes greasy, dirty, and hot. Wearing a shemagh allows me to keep my skin in the shade and works better than a hat especially when the sun is near the horizon. Wrapping the shemagh around my face protects me from airborne debris in high wind conditions. Wetting a shemagh with water around the neck allows me to keep cool and continue trekking even under midday sun. Be sure to wash very well before first use to prevent dye from transferring to skin and clothing when sweating.

Very disappointed with this.. The picture for the shemagh color option "tan" had red stitching in it, but when I received the "tan" shemagh it didn't have the red pattern that is shown for the "tan" option. The shemagh was just a solid tan... Very upset they put a picture of a shemagh with that color combination and not actually sell it... So be careful some of the items here may be misleading!

I wanted a "unique" colored shemagh for an upcoming trip to the dusty trails of Eastern Washington. My discerning tastes demanded more than a simple bandanna, or even a functional dust mask...no, my sense of fashion demanded a complicated and extraneous solution to the dust problem.The down side: I'm an uncoordinated slob, so it takes a minute to fold properly.The upsides: I look like a desert raider and appear pretty badass for an out of shape white guy, I also look like a trooper from COBRA!

Light scarf. Very useful when the temperature drops a little at night in summertime. Color and texture make this piece somewhat elegant without been snobbish.