Turbans are very easy to wrap once you get the right fabric for them, I use two different methods to wrap mine, and you can get a multitude of looks depending on how you twist the fabric as you wrap.

I have two turbans, both are a very lightweight cotton (almost gauze) and the shortest one is two and a half meters long - it makes a very skimpy turban. I can see about getting some pictures to show you how I wrap them - folks ask me about this on a regular basis, so its something I should do anyway. :0) Visual is easier to figure out than descriptive I think...


Sheridan P


From: Saragrace Knauf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [h-cost] Curious about headdress - Arabic?
Date: Tue, 5 Aug 2008 19:04:59 -0700

I am watching a program on the Koran, and see several types of men's head dress. One with a white cloth and then a black "rope" circlet of two rounds. It looks like marine rope, but this seems unlikely. Anyone know anything about it? Also, there are some simple turban like head dress, both simply white and black....anyone know how to wrap them?

Thanks,
Sg
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