The Shemagh is a traditional Arabic shawl widely used in the Middle East and North Africa. It is usually made of square cotton or wool, and can be used as an accessory for everyday wear as well as having a practical function.

Functions and Uses:

Protection: The main function of Shemagh is to protect the wearer from dust, hot sun and cold weather. It is especially suitable for use in dry, hot desert environments, which can block the sun and prevent wind and sand.

Symbolism: In addition to its practical use, Shemagh has symbolic significance in different cultures. Different colors and patterns may represent the wearer's tribal, national, or political affiliation.

Fashion accessory: Today, Shemagh is not only popular in the Middle East, it is also used as a unique fashion accessory in the global fashion circle.

Common styles: 

1.Red and white Shemagh: This is a very popular style in Saudi Arabia, Jordan and other places, often representing regional traditional culture.

2.Monochrome Shemagh:Used for simple decoration or specific occasions, usually worn in the military or in specific occupational groups.

How to wear:The Shemagh can be worn in a variety of ways, most commonly by folding it into a triangle and wrapping it around the head, neck or shoulders to adapt to different weather conditions or environments.