Anomalies and developmental variations of organs and anatomical structures are always at special attention since they often have clinical significance and at the same time may present a clinical challenge. The double suprascapular foramen is considered to be a rare variation of development and there were only few cases described in the literature. It also was proposed as a possible cause of suprascapular nerve entrapment syndrome. We present a case of double suprascapular foramen in a male cadaver with a review of its importance and probable cause.