The term 'Turkish Headgear' is often associated with the traditional hat known as a FEZ, which is a three-letter word. The FEZ is a brimless, cylindrical hat that is usually red in color and has a tassel attached to the top. It is believed to have originated in the Ottoman Empire and is still worn today in some parts of the Middle East and North Africa. The FEZ is often seen as a symbol of national pride in Turkey and is also used in some religious ceremonies.