RothcoSolid Color Shemagh-Tactical Desert Scarf

I like it. It goes really well with khakis and pretty much ANY color kurta. Its breathable too.

It’s a nice color with good material, a tiny little bit darker than shown.

The quality is great, material is amazing however it’s smaller than the usual keffiyeh.

I love how breathable it is!! Comfortable and absolutely perfect! I wear these non stop almost 24/7 so I look for one that keeps up with me… this one is perfect and durable!!🐦‍🔥

Its ok, i really like the bigger ones from Hirbawi or others that have the 47 x 47 sizes these Rothco and most others on Amazon are 42 inches. These are a bit small to tie it up for some applications and clearly the authentic sizes of 47 inches would have worked. I wanted a tan or light colored one for hot weather use. I keep on of these in my packs no matter what the situation is. So many functional uses for these kind of like a bandana of steroids. the one plus a bandana has is they fit in my pockets where Shemaghs do not.

I ordered the tan and grey after reading many reviews on here and am actually pretty satisfied with my purchase. I really like the discreet design of the shemagh and the colors and material are solid (as in pretty cool). I'm an Arab and grew up around many shemaghs, mostly the khaleeji red and white shemaghs and this shemagh was different but still had good qualities about it. Anyways I use it as a scarf to wear around the house and when outside. It's not your traditional soft cotton or wool scarf but it definitely shields from the elements and blocks out the wind.Also keep in mind that it isn't very long as traditional shemaghs are. But I still like it. Since it comes as a square I fold it to make a triangle and can rap it around my shoulders ~2 times with an adequate amount of material hanging down the front which is just how I like my scarfs. Also, another note I'd like to mention is that the tan scarf has a faded yellow/golden color to it which isn't necessarily a bad thing but is a color I usually avoid wearing. But since it looks good with my clothes I'm keeping it. Or maybe giving it to a friend or sibling sometime in the future (passing on the desert scarf love).All in all I think this is a pretty good take on a modern shemagh. and definitely enjoy having it as an addition to my semi-stylish yet practical wardrobe.I wish the seller had a shemagh in a red/burgundy color reminiscent of Saudi shemaghs.

Weird stains and odd colored fibers mixed in. First vibe I felt when I saw it was that kids made this in a sweatshop somewhere.

I am not tactical nor am I military but this "scarf" is one of the best ways I have found to keep the wind off and stay warm.I don't have a picture because I am part of a covert government operation and can't risk the identity of my team members. 🇺🇸