A keffiyeh watch band is an Apple Watch or WHOOP band printed with the keffiyeh's black-and-white mesh. zamani makes it in S and L for Apple Watch, and for WHOOP 5.0 and WHOOP MG.
Keffiyeh band, printed for Apple Watch The keffiyeh draped on a grandfather's shoulders.
Tatreez band, printed for WHOOP Tatreez stitched by hand into a mother's thobe.
Not fashion. Not a trend. A piece of home on your wrist.
We are Palestinian, and we started here.
You know this pattern.
On a grandfather. On a scarf in a drawer. Wherever you are now, it still says where you are from.
Make it a set
Start from a set. Change any band on the next page.
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Keffiyeh
$30.00$22.50 in a set
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Tatreez
$30.00$22.50 in a set
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Ceramics
$30.00$22.50 in a set
- 3 Apple Watch bands
- $90.00
- Set saving, 25%
- -$22.50
- You pay
- $67.50
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Keffiyeh
$30.00$22.50 in a set
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Black Keffiyeh
$30.00$22.50 in a set
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Olive Keffiyeh
$30.00$22.50 in a set
- 3 Apple Watch bands
- $90.00
- Set saving, 25%
- -$22.50
- You pay
- $67.50
The designs behind the bands
Keffiyeh
The black-and-white keffiyeh was worn across the Levant and the Arabian Peninsula as everyday headwear, and became a worldwide symbol of Palestinian identity.
On the scarf, its mesh of diamonds, fishnet and parallel stripes has roots in old weaving traditions.
Apple Watch: printed on soft silicone. WHOOP: printed on breathable woven nylon.
Also spelled kufiya, kuffiyeh, kaffiyeh.
Black Keffiyeh
The same keffiyeh mesh, inverted: white lines on black.
Two expressions of the same heritage, and the natural pair for the classic keffiyeh.
Apple Watch: printed on soft silicone. WHOOP: printed on breathable woven nylon.
Olive Keffiyeh
Olive is the colour of the olive tree, one of the most enduring symbols of Palestinian land.
The keffiyeh mesh in olive green, tone on tone.
Apple Watch: engraved on soft silicone, so the pattern reads as texture rather than contrast. WHOOP: printed on breathable woven nylon.
Tatreez
Tatreez is Palestinian cross-stitch, sewn by women into thobes for generations, with colours and motifs that differed from town to town.
The eight-pointed star had different local names in the early twentieth century: "crushed sugar" in Bethlehem, "stars" in Yaffa, "moons" in Ramallah, "roses" in Gaza.
Apple Watch: printed on soft silicone. WHOOP: printed on breathable woven nylon.
Ceramics
The blue-and-white floral ceramics of al-Khalil, also called Hebron.
They are painted by hand in the city's workshops.
Printed on soft silicone.
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Questions
Is buying a Palestine watch band a political statement?
For many wearers, it is a personal statement of heritage, identity, and solidarity. For others, it is simply a beautiful design. zamani makes no political endorsements: we make heritage bands for people who want to carry their roots with them. The meaning belongs to the wearer.
Which designs are in the Palestine collection?
Five: Keffiyeh, Black Keffiyeh, Olive Keffiyeh, Tatreez and Ceramics, for Apple Watch. All but Ceramics also come for WHOOP. See the designs.
What is the Olive Keffiyeh?
Olive is the colour of the olive tree, one of the most enduring symbols of Palestinian land. The keffiyeh mesh in olive green, tone on tone. On Apple Watch it is engraved; for WHOOP it is printed.
What is the Ceramics design?
The blue-and-white floral ceramics of al-Khalil, also called Hebron. They are painted by hand in the city's workshops.
What is the keffiyeh pattern?
The black-and-white keffiyeh was worn across the Levant and the Arabian Peninsula as everyday headwear, and became a worldwide symbol of Palestinian identity. On the scarf, its mesh of diamonds, fishnet and parallel stripes has roots in old weaving traditions. Also spelled kufiya, kuffiyeh, kaffiyeh.
What is tatreez?
Tatreez is Palestinian cross-stitch, sewn by women into thobes for generations, with colours and motifs that differed from town to town. The eight-pointed star had different local names in the early twentieth century: "crushed sugar" in Bethlehem, "stars" in Yaffa, "moons" in Ramallah, "roses" in Gaza.
Do they fit Apple Watch?
Yes. Fits every Apple Watch, Series 1 to Ultra 3, including SE, in two sizes, S and L. The watch guide matches your model to a size. Got a WHOOP? The same designs fit WHOOP 5.0 and WHOOP MG.
Do you ship to the United States?
Yes. Tracked shipping to the United States is a flat $6.00 per order, and we email you a tracking link when it ships.
What are the bands made of?
Apple Watch: Printed on soft silicone; Olive Keffiyeh and Hieroglyphs are engraved. WHOOP: Printed on breathable woven nylon. More on the materials page.
What if the size is wrong?
Wrong Apple Watch size? We swap it once, free, within 14 days.
The shemagh and the cedar come from next door: see the Shemagh and the Lebanon collection.
Choose a designWhy zamani?
Swap boring straps for heritage-inspired bands that look premium and feel comfortable all day.
What it's made of
Apple Watch: printed on soft silicone; Olive Keffiyeh and Hieroglyphs are engraved. WHOOP: printed on breathable woven nylon.
MaterialsFits your watch
Fits every Apple Watch, Series 1 to Ultra 3, including SE. Fits WHOOP 5.0 and WHOOP MG.
Watch guideIf something's wrong
Wrong Apple Watch size? We swap it once, free, within 14 days. Something wrong with your order? We refund or replace it.
Refund policyTested by an independent lab
QIMA tested samples of our bands in June 2026.
What they tested
Fits every Apple Watch. Slides on in seconds.
Apple Watch shown. Press the release button on the back, slide the old band out and the new one in until it clicks.
Which size am I?Explore other collections
When to give one
Eid al-Fitr
A gift for the end of Ramadan.
Eid al-Adha
Something for the family you see at Eid.
Graduation
A piece of where they come from, for wherever they go next.
For someone far from home
For anyone who carries home with them.
