Shemag, also known as “Arafatka”, is a multifunctional men's headscarf, popular in Arab countries, used to protect the head, neck and face from the sun, sand and cold. Since the 2000s, shemagh has become a fashion trend used by fashion designers all over the world. Shemag can be seen on people from different Western and other countries, especially on representatives of youth subcultures.
Shemag will be a spectacular addition to your image, emphasize individuality. But this is not its only advantage. Made from natural material, shemag "breathes" and does not cause allergies. He perfectly tolerates washing, without losing the shape and saturation of colors.
The meaning of the colors of Arafat in the Arab world. The color of the kufia, the pattern, the way of wearing may be different and for Arab countries depends on the region of residence. In Lebanon, for example, they are black with white, in Jordan - red and white. Initially, the color of arafatka is white with black, just such they were made in Kufa - the city from where it originated. Black and white: Fatah movement. Red and White: Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. Green and White: Fundamentalists (HAMAC). In Ukraine, Europe and many other countries, colors are unitary in nature and do not carry a symbolic load. In the Arab countries, NATO military use beige color (sand, desert), which has no political burden.
- multifunctional equipment - used as a scarf, camouflage or shawl - fashion version "Rifle" Size of shemaga: 110 x 110 (cm)

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