Hirbawi Black and White Kufiya and Flag Made in Palestine
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Hirbawi factory produces the Kufiya which is the quintessential patterned scarf worn in the Middle East.
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Drum and Bass
Very nice
Nicely made. Shipping was quick
Eleanor
Beautiful
Well made, get compliments. Not light factory fabric but thicker, authentic fabric & sewn patterns ❤️🇵🇸
Luke Stephens
Authentic. Comfy. 5/5
Look, it's arguably THE kufiya. That little bug in your brain saying that it's less expensive elsewhere? There's a reason, and that reason is quality. Go authentic. Free Palestine.
Brian Creeks
High quality, authentic work of art
I love my kufiya, it’s my first time wearing something like this but it’s a beautiful, versatile piece. I’m glad to show solidarity with the Palestinian people and support a family business. From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.
Kara S.
From the River to the Sea
My kufiyah arrived sooner than expected and is more beautiful than I imagined. I wear it with pride, to show that the people of Palestine are still here, and their voices cannot be silenced. Palestine will be free. Inshallah.
Jaime
Amazing quality, super fast arrival, and I’m so so glad I was able to buy from a Palestinian owned company. Free Palestine 🇵🇸
Jaime Sullivan personal
Amazing!
So grateful for the shop and the ability to purchase directly from a Palestinian company. I got my order very fast. Wonderful quality. I love my Keffiyeh. I love Palestine. 🧡
Gus costantino
Love my Kufiya
Great quality item, arrived quickly. Highly recommend.
Cybelle Cartagena
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Adam van Alderwerelt
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Mark Gallegly
Awesome
Great scarf! I love it.
John Mahoney
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Kimberly
Beautiful, so well made. Can’t wait to order another in different colors.
Jess Greaves
Exactly what I was looking for
Beautifully made and comfortable
Dylan
Great quality, arrived very quickly, all while being able to support a genuine Palestinian business. Perfect!
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The Hirbawi Kufiya: Embrace Palestinian Heritage and Show Your Solidarity
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