Tallit & Tzitzit

Shop over 580 kosher tallitot handmade in Israel. From classic wool tallit prayer shawls and lightweight silk tallits to colorful modern designs. We carry traditional tallits for Ashkenazi, Sephardic, and Chabad communities, plus a complete selection of tallit katan and tzitzit. Top brands include Gabrieli, Yair Emanuel, and Talitnia. All with certified kosher tzitzit attached. Looking for a Bar Mitzvah tallit, Bat Mitzvah tallit, or wedding tallit? We have options for men, women, and children. Prices from $25.

If you are here looking to buy a Tallit...

If you are here, looking to buy a Tallit, let us make your shopping an enjoyable experience. Basic facts you probably know already: the source for wearing a Tallit is a Torah commandment. A Tallit Katan is a small over-garment worn throughout the day and Tallit Gadol is the shawl garment worn during daily prayers, usually from marriage but many begin at Bar Mitzvah too.

Why buy at aJudaica?

Because you will find on our website a tremendous choice of colors, fabrics and designs in traditional and contemporary, classic and luxurious styles — all at competitive prices. We work only with leading designers and well-known companies with experience and expertise: Talitnia for classic wool prayer shawls, Gabrieli for handwoven artisan pieces, Yair Emanuel for colorful Judaica art, and Ronit Gur for modern designs.

When you buy a Tallit from aJudaica, you don't have to worry about Kashrut. All our tzitzit are certified kosher. Finally, the superb aJudaica service assures you complete satisfaction. Indeed, the vast majority of our customers are buying for the second time and more — a statistic that speaks worlds about our integrity and the quality of our service.

Why are Amazon Tallit prices cheaper?

Of course, you can find an Amazon tallit at a cheaper price. But remember - most of aJudaica's Tallitot are made in Israel by Jewish hands — a great asset when we are talking about holy ritual items. Also, we are thoroughly familiar with every one of our products. The firm-as-a-rock aJudaica reputation is your best guarantee.

Tallits for Every Tradition

We serve Jewish communities worldwide with traditional tallits suited to every custom. Our Sephardic tallits feature net fringes and thick handmade tzitzit. Ashkenazi tallits come in classic white with black or blue stripes. Chabad tallits follow Lubavitch specifications. And our Yemenite tallits (Temani) feature the distinctive six-row knotting pattern.

Bar Mitzvah, Bat Mitzvah & Wedding Tallits

A tallit makes a meaningful gift for life's milestones. Our Bar Mitzvah tallits come in sizes perfect for teenage boys, with options from simple wool to luxurious silk. Bat Mitzvah tallits and women's tallits feature feminine designs in colors like purple, pink, and teal — beautifully embroidered by Israeli artists. For weddings, a groom's wedding tallit is traditionally a gift from the bride's family, worn for the first time under the chuppah.

Wool or Silk Tallit?

A wool tallit is the traditional choice — the Torah specifically mentions wool, making it preferred according to halacha. Wool drapes beautifully and lasts for decades. A silk tallit is lighter and often chosen for special occasions or warm weather. Both are acceptable for the mitzvah, but for daily use, wool is the classic standard.

What do we offer for a Tallit Katan?

Start from the beginning... Following tradition, a child wears his first tallit katan (also called tallis koton) at the age of three. We offer a colorful lively selection with pictures children love — all made from hard-wearing cotton-polyester that mothers appreciate.

For the older child, teenager or adult, we have a brilliant innovation — a combined undershirt and tzitzit — great for those active kids. Made in Israel, they are fully kosher and come in a full range of sizes with various options to personalize your choice.

Another blessed innovation, enthusiastically welcomed by campers, hikers, and heat-sufferers, is our T-shirt with attached tzitzit. Popular year-round, there is a choice of colors and sizes. They are certified as 100% kosher and have the option of adding a blue techelet thread.

For the traditional Jew, there remains a steady supply of the classic lightweight white wool Tallit Katan. You will find a choice: black stripes, traditional fringes, with or without attached tzitzit.

Why aJudaica for your Tallit Gadol?

For the modern Jew, looking for a contemporary style Tallit Gadol, our choice is a feast for the eyes. Revel in the rich colors, exquisite handwork and endless creativity of Yair Emanuel. Also popular with our world-wide customers is Galilee Silk, Ronit Gur and Gabrieli. Share our excitement with their range of colors and original designs that blend old and new, incorporating Jewish motifs and prayer words in their designs. Many offer an option for personalization by embroidering a name.

If you are looking for a feminine prayer shawl, you will find a large selection on our website, created in a wide choice of silk, nylon, organza fabrics and colorful artistic designs.

Should I add Tallit Bag to my Tallit purchase?

Definitely. A tallit bag will keep your shawl clean and protected. It is also an expression of respect for such a holy item. There are hundreds of Tallit Bags on our website — a fabulous choice of designs, fabrics and styles. Many come with matching smaller bags to hold your tefillin (prayer phylacteries). They can be personalized with the addition of a name, embroidered in Hebrew or English.

Add these Tallit words to your vocabulary

Tallit — called Tallis by Ashkenazi Jews. The equivalent plural is Tallitot or Talleisim.
Tzitzit (fringes) — called Tzitzis by Ashkenazi Jews. There are very specific requirements for preparing kosher tzitzit.
Techelet or Techeiles — the traditional blue thread added to the tzitzit. This is an optional addition for those who have the tradition.
Atarah — neckpiece (yoke) of the tallit that is placed on the head. Often decorated with words from the Tallit blessing.
Tallit Gadol — the large prayer shawl worn during services.
Tallit Katan — the small four-cornered garment worn under clothing all day.
Brachah — blessing. A special blessing is recited when donning the tallit.

Wear your uniform with pride

Whether you are buying a tallit katan or a tallit gadol, we are confident that aJudaica will help you wear your "Jewish uniform" with pride and joy. We thank you for giving us your trust.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size tallit do I need for a Bar Mitzvah?
For a Bar Mitzvah boy wearing shawl style, size 18x72 inches is standard. If he is tall (over 5 feet 6 inches), choose 24x72 inches. For traditional full-body wrap style preferred in Orthodox communities, 45x72 or 50x72 inches works for most teens.

What is the difference between wool and silk tallit?
Wool is traditional and preferred according to halacha. The Torah specifically mentions wool. Wool tallits drape better and last longer. Silk is lighter and often chosen for summer or special occasions. Both are kosher for the mitzvah.

Can women wear a tallit?
In Orthodox Judaism, women are traditionally exempt from wearing tallit since it is a time-bound commandment. In Conservative and Reform communities, women commonly wear tallitot. We carry a full selection of womens tallits and Bat Mitzvah tallits with feminine designs.

What is the difference between tallit gadol and tallit katan?
A tallit gadol is the large prayer shawl worn during morning services. A tallit katan is a smaller four-cornered garment worn under clothing all day to fulfill the tzitzit commandment constantly. Many observant Jews wear both.

Do your tallitot come with tzitzit already attached?
Yes. Most tallitot from aJudaica come with kosher tzitzit already attached and ready to wear. Some premium options offer hand-tied tzitzit or techelet (blue thread) upgrades at additional cost.