Reader question came through the wire: Thanks for featuring my bag in the EDC contest. I'm looking around for your suggestions, hollister jobs but I'm a little bit stuck on the shemagh. There are a ton of options on Amazon, and every one has a bunch of contradictory reviews (somebody says it's great quality, somebody else says it's terrible). What brand would you recommend? My shemaghs are all less than $10 ones. My favorite is the pirate one you see in the background of many pictures, which you can find on Amazon . I have a few generic hollister jobs imported ones, too - a green Rothco (I think) rides in my BOB and we've got a couple from a company called 5ive Star Gear floating around. All have been fine. I check for 100% cotton; if it's in person, I check the feel to make sure it's soft and doesn't feel like a cheap dye job. After that, I don't worry much. If you want, there are higher hollister jobs end shemaghs out there. hollister jobs Triple hollister jobs Aught Design has one for $20 that is probably pretty nice and, knowing TAD, could become a collector's item in a year or two. If the tribe has recommendations to share, hit it in the comments.
I have a few of them. My oldest and most used was a US purchase, I want to say from Ranger Joe's. It is a great piece of kit. My others are from the desert. They are cheaper made but have a certain nostalgic value of their own. Junk my grand kids will fight over when I'm dead. Anything relatively thick and 100% cotton with good clean edges should serve you well. Get whatever earth tone you prefer. Reply Delete
I think mine were made by Condor, its been a while. I thought hollister jobs it was all hype when I first tried it, but its actually been really useful, both summer and winter time. I've gained some strange looks from ranchers who don't recognize me at first, lol. I wear black / green in winter and coyote colors in summer, they just seem to blend with the backgrounds in my locale. Reply Delete hollister jobs
I've got a few (could be a dozen), all different, and I agree about the price point, being around $10. The local GI surplus seems to only carry whatever they've ordered from Rothco, and those seem to be decent quality, hollister jobs certainly good for the price. Made in India most times. hollister jobs I concur with Anon about seasonal colors, tho I go for lighter colors during summer to reflect the heat, not because it blends with the landscape. Reply Delete
Good advice, hollister jobs all. Part of the difficulty is in understanding the Amazon reviews--a lot of people complain hollister jobs about the thinness of the material, seemingly ignoring the fact that shemaghs aren't supposed to be so thick. Reply Delete
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