We hope you’re delighted with your order. If you’re not perfectly satisfied, you may request a return for your item(s) within 30 days for 29.99€ per item.
To create a return, please go to My Account and click ‘Create a return’ in the Orders tab. You will be provided with a free returns label and simple instructions.
Delivery & Fulfilment
All our scarves are handmade to order by our artisans in Morocco. Orders typically take 3 to 5 business days to process.
We ship your order from a town in the Sahara desert of Morocco. It takes 5 to 20 business days to arrive at your door, depending on your location and shipping options .
You will receive email notification about each step of the process, from the moment you place your order to the moment we confirm proper reception of your order.
For further information, please contact hello@dunzofsand.com
Care Instructions
To preserve the vibrant color & luxurious quality of your scarf, we recommend:
• Hand wash in cold water, one by one. • Lay flat to dry, away from the sun. • Iron on a low setting if needed. • Hang when not used.
Size & Fit
Our scarves are crafted from 100% sustainably sourced Rayon fibers. They are known for their lightweight and luxurious appearance. They absorb moisture well and stay cool and airy in hot weather.
Our scarfs are hand-soaked in natural coloring on both ends, a long known tradition of the original nomad tribes.
Twist many times over the chest & neck area until lower face is covered. This Tagelmust provides tight thermal insulation against cold windy weather.
DRY SUMMER HEAT
TOUAREG HEADSCARF
Tagelmust's lightweight fibers allow sweat cooling using light winds, providing air-conditionner like thermal properties right over on your head & face.
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