Hatta

The Hatta is a powerful symbol of Palestinian identity, resistance, and solidarity. Historically, the Keffiyeh was worn by rural farmers (fellahin) to protect against the sun and dust. However, it gained widespread significance during the 1936-1939 Arab Revolt against British rule when it became associated with the Palestinian struggle for independence. Later, it became an emblem of resistance during the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, especially after it was popularized by leaders like Yasser Arafat. The black-and-white pattern represents the intertwining of Palestinian life, with the intersecting lines symbolizing unity and resistance against oppression. Over time, the Keffiyeh has transcended its practical use to become a universal symbol of Palestinian nationalism, worn as an expression of solidarity not only by Palestinians but by supporters of their cause worldwide.

Material: Cotton 230 gsm

Sizing: Shirts are an oversized fit, depending on how loose you want to to be we recommend staying true to size or sizing down.

Wash Instructions: Can be washed in a traditional Washer and Dryer combo but for best results we recommend cold to warm water, no fabric softener and hang drying.  If you want to use a dryer we recommend using a minimal heat setting.