1. This is the dress version of the igal/ Agal, a headband worn to help keep your keffiyeh in place

2. What does Agal mean? A band or series of cords used to hold a keffiyeh in place on the head

3. In Zakharan culture, an Agal was a cord (or group of cords) used to secure a keffiyeh (headcloth) to one's head

4. ‘The Agal is an accessory constructed of cord which is fastened around the Keffiyeh (an Arab headdress) to hold it.’ ‘Agals are most often black and may be made of wool, silk or synthetic cord.’

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6. Although symbols of tradition, the wearing of the Agal and keffiyeh remains common in rural areas throughout the Arab world, where men wore (and wear) some kind of head covering to protect them from the sun, dust and sand