Basmah Ghutra

The Bassem Shemagh, the fingerprint 30 in dark red color, distinctive, adds luxury and elegance to your appearance with its high quality, intertwined fabrics, and endless flow. Lightweight with its unique design and high manufacturing quality. Made in England with high precision. The Shemagh is made of 100% pure cotton. The edges are matched, providing comfort in wearing and attractiveness. The colors are coordinated, as is customary with Bassem Shemaghs. They are suitable for everyone of all ages, from youth to elders. What is the size of the Shemagh? The Shemagh is available in several sizes: 55, 58, 60, 62. You can determine the best size for you using the following approximate table (the table is approximate, as it depends on your personal preference): Suitable Shemagh size Height from 150-160: suitable size 55 Height from 160-170: suitable size 58 Height from 170-180: suitable size 60 Above 180: suitable size 62 approximately Washing instructions: It is good to follow the washing instructions as shown to ensure the Shemagh lasts a long time in good condition. Good washing is one of the most important steps to preserve the Shemagh for a long time. Poor washing may cause damage to the Shemagh. Wash by hand only Do not use chlorine detergent Wash separately Do not wash on the hanger Iron at 110 degrees Celsius What is the best men's Shemagh? There are many distinguished Shemaghs, and each Shemagh company has its own name, style, quality, and patterns that distinguish it. It is difficult to determine the best, as each person has their own taste that they prefer. Bassem Shemagh offers? At Jawhara Al-Mazhar, we are very keen to provide all types and models of Shemaghs at the best prices. We strive to serve you and inform you of all the special offers on our website. The history of the Shemagh The Shemagh dates back many years, as an extension of the Arab turban. We can roughly determine the age of the Shemagh with the opening of Arab trade to other markets and the exchange that took place via ports. There is a close relationship between the turban and the Arab man, especially in the Arabian Peninsula, as it protects him from the heat of the sun as well as from the harsh cold, keeping up with natural changes and the climate of the region. Then, the Shemagh became an alternative to the Arab turban in a time that was very different from today. In our current time, with the availability of comfort, the Shemagh has become a heritage passed down from generation to generation.