NeaTzit


One of the most popular products we sell is the NeaTzit, which is designed to make wearing tzitzit as comfortable as can be. In summer many people opt to wear NeaTzit in place of an undershirt to eliminate one layer of clothing. And there are also those who wear it all year round because...

Non-Wool Tallit Alternatives


In general, the tallit has traditionally been made of wool for centuries, and today, most quality tallits are made of 100% virgin wool. It looks good, hangs well, lasts and is the fabric of choice from a halachic standpoint. But what do you do if you happen to be allergic to wool? Silk or Acrylic...

Rockets, Iron Dome…and Tzitzit


In recent days, several of our customers and other well-wishers who are aware we are located in Eretz Yisrael have sent us emails voicing solidarity and support. One message read as follows: We are following the events unfolding in Israel, praying for everyone's safety, and the success of the IDF. G-d willing, this will bring an...

White Tallit


Usually people choose a white-on-white tallit either for a wedding or because they are Sephardic. Although not all Sephardic Jews wear a white tallit, the custom is fairly widespread. And then there are some Ashkenazim who go with a white tallit simply because they like the classic look or want an all white tallit...

Ancient Jewish Weaving


Linen fabrics produced in Israel were vital trade goods along the route to the East. The Chinese sought linen fabrics as much as westerners sought silks. Linens were therefore as marketable in China as silks were in the West. Weaving linen textiles and glassmaking were both prime Judaic occupations in Alexandria. This was also true...