The keffiyeh, otherwise known as a shemagh, a ghutra, or a hatta. It’s a traditional Arab headdress for men usually made from cotton, folded and wrapped in various ways around the head. Some wear it loosely draped around the back and shoulders. There are many local variations.The all-white ones are popular in the Gulf States, the black and white in the Levant, and the red and white in Jordan.

The keffiyeh grew into a symbol of Palestinian nationalism in the 1960s and eventually became a trademark of late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat. He wore his black and white scarf in a distinctive arrangement, draping it over his right shoulder in a triangular shape that mimicked the outlines of Palestine.

The idea of the keffiyeh as a fashion trend has been around since the ’80s, but has enjoyed a massive comeback in recent years. They are currently a fashion statement in Pakistan and Abroad as well. they are famous in various colors contrasting with the dress usually. It is a typical male accessory these days. so grab one before its late for you.