Adapting the equipment of the people you're fighting is a timeless military tradition. Perhaps the most iconic recent example is the shemagh. Versatile, stylish, and durable, the shemagh quickly became a favorite with Western troops deploying to the middle east. The Dutch army liked it so much that they made their own. Now it's ours, soon to be yours.
These shemagh scarfs are genuine Dutch army surplus and are various shades of olive drab. The shemagh is designed to be used for all manner of things, including slings, bandages, head wraps, knapsacks, and even swaddling cloths.
Pair with one of our Afghan Pakol Mountain Cap, grab your AKM, and terrify some fudds at your local range. Bonus if you yell in Pashto. For the lulzs.
Specifications
Condition
Scarves are in great condition, with only minor signs of use and no tears, holes, or cuts.
Dutch PLO Shemagh
Love it, does exactly what I need. But, if you plan to wash it upon arrival, make sure to wash it by itself. A load of children's clothes now have a greenish hue to them. Not a big deal, just a heads up.
Nice long shemagh. Should work well keeping my neck out of the sun.
She prefers to stay covert, and this helps a ton. Nice color, no strange smells, quality surplus.
It’s a nice Shemagh. It has a nice pattern that isn’t too flashy but is still pretty eye catching for gear nerds. Also doesn’t smell like cricket ankles out of the box. Hamburger Sam approves.
It's a Shemagh looks great, the kit continues to grow and soon I'll look like all my favorite guntubers!
