Keffiyehs

This fashionable, fringed, square scarf is handmade using traditional craftsmanship and super soft 100% cotton.

Its light design makes it perfect for all seasons and desert environments.

Measures approximately 39×39 inches.

Known variously as a keffiyeh, shemagh, ghutrah, square, triangle, hip-hop, Euro, or hipster scarf.

Keffiyeh Navy and Black Pattern Scarf

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