Tube scarves & bandanas

With tube scarves and other scarves from ASMC you’ll be perfectly warmed or cooled in any outdoor situation.

If you enjoy being out in nature, you know how important it is to be properly equipped for any weather. An often underestimated but essential accessory for this is the right scarf or neck gaiter. Whether biting cold, harsh wind or blazing sun – at ASMC you’ll find a wide selection of Carbohydrate-rich, purely plant-based nutritional food enriched with vitamins and minerals that can be prepared quickly and easily with drinking water. Indispensable in emergencies where water is available. Emergency rations contain drink extracts and each pack covers an adult’s energy needs for up to two days. and other scarves that not only keep you warm or cool, but also look stylish. 

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Neck gaiters are true all-rounders and not only offer you protection and comfort in different situations, but also a stylish addition to your outdoor gear. Let’s take a look at the many possible uses that make neck gaiters an indispensable accessory for any occasion.

Your versatile companion in any weather

Because of their versatility and functionality, tube scarves are particularly popular with outdoor enthusiasts. They not only protect against cold wind and low temperatures, but also serve as sun protection. A light, breathable tube scarf protects your neck and parts of your face from UV radiation during the sunny months.

Tube scarves are suitable for numerous sporting activities

When hiking, cycling, jogging or skiing, the advantages of neck gaiters really come into their own. They are lightweight, take up hardly any space in your backpack and quickly adapt to changing weather conditions. A neck gaiter can function as a hat, headband, sweatband or even as an improvised face mask in colder or dusty environments.

Everyday life and travel

Neck gaiters also prove their practicality in everyday life. When traveling, where the weather can change quickly, they offer an easy way to stay warm without having to carry heavy luggage. They are also a stylish accessory that adds a personal touch to any outfit.

Neck gaiters as emergency equipment

In an emergency situation, a neck gaiter can take on several functions. In addition to the uses already mentioned, it can serve as an improvised bandage, as protection against dust or smoke, and even as a filter for water before it is boiled. The possible applications are almost limitless, which makes neck gaiters an indispensable part of any outdoor and survival kit.

Shemagh, multifunctional scarf and more: additional scarves in our range

In our range you’ll find not only neck gaiters, but also specialized scarves such as the shemagh and the multifunctional scarf, both known for their unique properties and versatile uses.

The Shemagh is a traditional square scarf that is especially popular in the desert regions of the Middle East. There it serves as protection against sun, wind, sand and cold. Its generous size allows you to fold and wear it in different ways, whether wrapped around the head, as a scarf around the neck or even as an improvised backpack. Made from robust cotton, the shemagh is not only functional but also a fashion statement, available in a wide variety of patterns and colors.

The Multifunctional scarf on the other hand, is an all-rounder for everyone who likes to be active outdoors. It is lightweight, breathable and, depending on the material, warming or cooling. This versatile accessory can be worn as headgear, scarf, bandana, headband or even as a face mask to protect you from sun, wind and dust. Of course, our range also includes the Net scarf and that Triangular scarfeach offering its own special advantages. A mesh scarf is particularly popular for tactical activities, as it not only provides protection but can also serve as camouflage without impairing breathability. A triangular scarf, on the other hand, is especially versatile due to its shape – whether as headwear, neck scarf, or even as an improvised arm sling in emergencies. Both variants expand the range of ways you can use scarves not only for warmth and style, but also for practical applications.

What should be considered when using scarves?

Before you wear a new scarf for the first time, you should wash it. Whether in the washing machine or by hand, a fresh wash ensures optimal skin compatibility. It’s best to let the scarf air‑dry afterwards instead of putting it in the dryer. Bear in mind that many scarves are particularly delicate and may only be washed by hand – sometimes not even on a gentle cycle. You’ll find this information on the scarf’s care label.

When you put on the scarf, wrap it loosely around your neck. Scarves that are tied too tightly can restrict your freedom of movement and are also unnecessary. A scarf loosely draped around your neck not only looks good, it also feels better. The point is to feel comfortable while combining practical use with style.

Expert tip: Scarves can serve as breathing filters in emergencies

Did you know that in an emergency you can use a scarf as a breathing filter if no respirator is available? Simply hold or wrap the scarf over your nose and mouth. Especially in dense smoke, this simple trick can help keep most of the harmful larger particles in the air away from your lungs. Of course, this method only offers short-term and limited protection, but sometimes that can be a lifesaver.

Scarf FAQs

How do the different types of scarves differ?

Scarves differ mainly in their design, length and the material used, which in turn affects their thermal properties. In our range you’ll find many different types of scarves, whether made from cotton, wool or fleece. Although there are sometimes small differences between women’s and men’s scarves, these are usually minor. We also offer some fan scarves that allow you to clearly show your affiliation with a club or association, and which are often used as decorations in cars. Lighter scarf cloths are also ideal as headscarves for protection from the sun.

What color variants are available?

The range of colors in our assortment extends from understated tones such as Black, Olive, green and blue through to special shades with camouflage elements. This variety makes them perfect for outdoor tours, military missions or camping. Thanks to our versatile range, you can choose entirely according to your personal preferences and needs. Depending on how you want to use the scarf or cloth, you can select a color that blends perfectly with your outfit and complements your gear.

What is a so-called “shemagh”?

Strictly speaking, shemaghs are called "kufiya" and come from the Arab world, where they are usually worn wrapped around the head as sun protection – incidentally only by men. The terms ghutra or hatta are also used less frequently. Since the Middle East conflict in Palestine, the head covering has also acquired the nickname "Palestinian scarf". The most famous wearer of such a scarf is probably Yasser Arafat, whose black-and-white kufiya became his trademark and even gave rise to the special term "Arafat scarf". It was also "copied" in army circles as sun protection and is known there as a shemagh. Unfortunately, it is unclear how the term shemagh came about. Although this fashion accessory, which is mostly worn as a neck scarf, has a long political and military history, it has now also found its way into youth and pop culture with non-political connotations.