€75,00
THALIA KEFFIYEH
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Product Details
THALIA — The Atypical Keffiyeh. No tassels. No pompoms. No compromise.
A bold reinterpretation of the iconic keffiyeh, Thalia strips tradition back to its essence. Crafted in Jordan and hand-embroidered by the SEP artists in the Jerash refugee camp, every piece carries a story stitched in purpose.
Made from a high-performance poly-acrylic blend, Thalia is designed for desert extremes—lightweight enough to shield from sun by day, insulating enough to warm by night.
The minimalist Flame embroidery is stitched on one corner, a nod to resilience and rebirth.Available in six exclusive colorways, each pairing subtle contrast with timeless style. Unisex. Versatile. Atypical by design.
Made for those who wear what they stand for.
Size: ~119x119cm
Composition: Polyester/Acrylic mix
Care instructions: Delicate machine washRead more about our keffiyeh in this FAQ Blog Post.
Discover the SEP Embroidery Patterns Guide.
Meet SEP's Global Ambassador: Thalia
SEP Keffiyeh in the press:
Vogue Italia, Harper's Bazaar Arabia
How to care for your SEP Piece
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Reviews
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CCarolea new favourite piece
I LOVE IT! It's as expected and the colours are just beautiful. The quality seems to be good as well (it will show over time).
KKBAbsolutely stunningemanating style artistry and the strongest of sprits
Thank you dear Sanaa Mansour for crafting such a beauty I wear it with prideAAnonymousNot the right keffiyeh colourQuality is amazing and I truly support the cause, hence why I didn’t make any complaints, but the keffiyeh wasn’t the one I ordered
RRand MasadehBeautifulAbsolutely stunning - can compliment any outfit.
PPatricia KingVery disappointed in shabby quality and workmanshipIf the Kheffiyeh had cost €10 I would not be writing this very critical review. But for €75 I expected something of quality. My main complaints are:
1. The quality of the material is stiff and does not offer the ‘comforting’ feeling which one usually gets from kheffiyehs purchased in the souks around the Middle East. Also because it is so stiff it is hard to wrap.
2. The grey fabric has a hem sewn by machine in WHITE thread which renders the kheffiyeh cheap in appearance. Did they have no grey thread?
3. There are no tassels which are usually found on such pieces and give them their charm..In summary, I find this product enormously overpriced, and more important, it is an insult to the usual excellent handwork of Palestinian crafts.
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