The Hirbawi factory, founded in 1961 by Yasser Hirbawi, has woven the authentic Palestinian Kufiya (“Keffiyeh”) garment since 1961. Visit our shop to see our range of authentic kufiyas , each with its own unique design, a homage to a town in Palestine.

Discover Hirbawi, the last remaining kufiya factory in Palestine and its mission to preserve the iconic authentic Palestinian Keffiyeh scarf.

Our authentic Palestinian Keffiyeh, with a light gold pattern on a raw cotton base, captures the essence of this sacred city. With its brown laces, the Al Quds shemagh reflects the enduring heritage, rich history, and steadfast determination of Jerusalem and the Jerusalemites.

Our authentic Palestinian Keffiyeh, with a light gold pattern on a raw cotton base, captures the essence of this sacred city. With its brown laces, the Al Quds shemagh reflects the enduring heritage, rich history, and steadfast determination of Jerusalem and the Jerusalemites.

Discover the timeless elegance of the classical Black and White Kufiya, the only one of its kind made in Palestine. This iconic Kufiya, also known as “Keffiyeh,” is deeply rooted in Palestinian heritage. Originally worn by the rural farming community, it became a symbol of resistance during the 1930s revolt against British Colonialism.

2023年8月9日 · The Palestinian keffiyeh, also known as a “kufiya”, “hatta” or “shemagh”, goes far beyond its iconic black and white checks. Today, it has transcended borders, religion and gender to become an international symbol of solidarity with the Palestinian cause.

This authentic keffiyeh, a traditional Palestinian Shemagh made in Palestine, keeps the hope of return alive and reminds us of the enchanting city of Bisan.

With its busy production line, day and night its local Palestinian artisans are continuously weaving authentic kufiyas, in a variety of colours and local patterns. Keeping the tradition alive, the Hirbawi Kufiya is the only Kufiya to be authentically made in Palestine.

Today, the inverted black and white Keffiyeh, crafted with pride in Palestine by the last and only Kufiya factory, embodies the essence of Palestinian identity. It offers a distinctive and captivating variation of the traditional Kufiya, infusing a sense of novelty and visual intrigue.