Kosher Tzitzit & Tallit, without compromise

The garment can look the same. The difference is how the strings are wound and knotted, following each community's custom. Choose the tying that matches your family's minhag. Every tallit and tzitzit product lets you select it.

Yes. Our tzitzit are tied under rabbinic supervision by certified makers, including Mishkan HaTekhelet, Mofet and Melechet Machshevet. Each product page lists the maker, the string type and the tying option you are buying.

Use the maker's chart for your height as a starting point. On the Mofet chart, size 60 suggests 5′5″–5′7″, 70 suggests 5′8″–5′10″ and 80 suggests 5′11″–6′1″. Our tallit size guide explains how to compare models.

Machine-made (meyuchad) strings are thin and uniform. Hand-spun strings are thicker, with a traditional look. Available options are listed on each product.

Orders ship the same business day from our US warehouse. Standard shipping is free on US orders over $85, and UPS 2nd Day Air and Next Day Air are available at checkout. We also ship internationally with USPS and UPS Express.

Yes, within 30 days of delivery for unworn items in original packaging, with a free prepaid label inside the US. Tzitzit garments in sealed packaging cannot be returned once opened, unless they arrived defective or incorrect.

Yes. Synagogues, schools, organizations and stores can apply for a trade account with wholesale pricing.