Worn by farmers, fighters, poets, and protesters — across decades, across borders, across every attempt to erase what it stands for.
When you wear it, you carry that refusal. And every purchase keeps the people behind it standing.
Palestine Black and White Keffiyeh Scarf
Palestine Black and White Kids Keffiyeh Scarf
Dark Gray Shemagh Keffiyeh - Made in Palestine
Keffiyeh Scarf Made in Palestine - Black on Black
Palestine Black and White Shemagh
Red and Black Keffiyeh - Made in Palestine
Black Shemagh Keffiyeh - Made in Palestine
Olive Color with Green Keffiyeh Scarf - Made in Palestine
Pink Keffiyeh Scarf - Made in Palestine
White Keffiyeh Shemagh - Made in Palestine
Palestinian Flag Keffiyeh Scarf - Made in Palestine
Black Shemagh Keffiyeh Narrow - Made in Palestine
Red and White Keffiyeh - Made in Palestine
Shemagh Keffiyeh Scarf - Made in Palestine - Black and Glod
Red Keffiyeh - Made in Palestine
Wouldn’t you love to have a Palestinian scarf that was actually made in Palestine?
Have you ever wanted to buy Palestinian Keffiyeh, which was actually made in Palestine? The Keffiyeh is more than just a scarf; it's a symbol of justice and an icon of the Palestinian fight for freedom from oppression, persecution, and Zionist colonialism. It is also known as Kufiya, Keffiyeh, Shemagh, or Hatta. The Keffiyeh dates back to the 1930s when Palestinian revolutionaries used it to resist the British mandate. However, Palestinian peasants used it before to protect themselves from the sun's heat, dust, and cold.
The Hebron factory in Palestine is the only place where the original Palestinian Kufiya is still being manufactured.
The Palestinian scarfs we sell are made of premium quality cotton by the last factory standing in Palestine.
The most traditional Palestinian scarf is the black-and-white color combination. The red and white keffiyeh fishnet pattern is more famous in Jordan. Nowadays, it is also made in different colors like green, blue, green-yellow, brown, black, navy, and olive.
Palestinians celebrate the keffiyeh day on November 16 every year.
