
Khaleeji Wristbands
Wear your nation
Eight Gulf nations in their national colours. Your colours on one side, your flag and national symbol on the other.




Reversible by design
Kit colours on one side, your flag on the other. Two looks, one purchase.
One-size stretch fit
Soft woven elastic polyester, straight over the wrist. No clasp, no sizing.
Made for every day
Lightweight and sweat-friendly. Stack a few, or get one for everyone in the majlis.
Build your pack
Mix any nations you like. 2 bands save 20%. 4+ save 35%. 10+ save 50%.
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The eight
Each flag side carries one symbol, chosen because it belongs to the country rather than to a club or a federation. Here is what is on each band and why.
The palm of the national emblem, on the green and white of the flag.
Jersey side: Green and white hexagon field
Falconry is one of the Gulf’s oldest traditions, and a golden falcon carries the national emblem of the Emirates.
Jersey side: Pale block-print field, red rails
The pearling boom that Kuwait was built on, before oil. A dhow still sails on the national emblem.
Jersey side: Deep blue with fine horizon lines
The Arabian oryx, Qatar’s national animal, brought back from near extinction.
Jersey side: Maroon with a fine chevron texture
The curved dagger worn at the waist, on the flag and on the man.
Jersey side: Terracotta geometric repeat, green rail
The five serrations of the flag, one for each pillar of Islam, set in a gold-edged shield.
Jersey side: Red with a hexagon lattice
The Lion of Babylon, one of the oldest symbols of Mesopotamia.
Jersey side: Green with a bold zigzag
The eagle of the national arms, above the coffee plant and the Marib Dam.
Jersey side: Red with a close geometric repeat
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Questions
Yes. Each band is fully reversible. One side carries the kit colours, the jersey side. Flip it inside-out and you get the flag side with your national symbol. Wear whichever side suits the day.
All eight: Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, Iraq and Yemen. Mix any of them in a pack. The Saudi band is our existing national design rather than a new one, which is why it looks a little different from the other seven.
One size. The band is soft woven elastic polyester that stretches over the wrist, so it fits comfortably from kids to adults with no clasp or sizing to worry about. It is the same slip-on fit as our keffiyeh, tatreez and sadu wristbands.
One per nation: the date palm for Saudi Arabia, the falcon for the UAE, the dhow for Kuwait, the oryx for Qatar, the khanjar for Oman, the five flag points for Bahrain, the lion for Iraq and the eagle for Yemen. Each is a national symbol rather than a club or federation badge.
No. These are standalone wristbands, not watch straps. They are worn on their own. They do sit well next to a watch if you already wear one of ours.
Absolutely. Buy three of the same nation for the family, or one each of three different ones, it is up to you. The discount counts your total bands either way: 2 bands = 20% off, 4 or more = 35% off, 10 or more = 50% off.
Orders inside the UAE are usually delivered the next day, and the rest of the GCC typically takes a few days. Delivery times are estimates rather than guarantees.
Rinse it in cool water and let it air dry. It is polyester, so it does not mind sweat, sea or pool, and it will not scratch a watch case.
No. zamani is an independent brand. These are original designs inspired by national colours and football culture, and are not affiliated with, licensed by or endorsed by any federation, league or tournament organiser.
Backing Saudi? The Saudi band is our existing national design. See the Saudi wristband →
Final sale: these wristbands are worn on the wrist, so they cannot be returned or exchanged unless they arrive defective or incorrect.
zamani is an independent heritage brand. This collection celebrates national colours and football culture. zamani is not affiliated with, licensed by, or endorsed by any football federation, league, governing body, or tournament organiser. All national designs are original interpretations.









