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Product Description
The Belz Tallis appears to have black stripes, but in fact the striping is a very, very dark shade of navy. Features a supple, slightly textured fabric to help keep the tallit in place on your shoulders.» Half-lining (extends lifespan of the tallit)
» Side bands
Sometimes known as Bloyer (בלויער), the Belz Tallis comes with a unique plain white satin atara; alternatively you can opt to select an atara (e.g. classic patterned white atara, Belz, Geflochtene, etc.) and have us sew it on. To browse the options, please refer to our Atara category.
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Great as usual
Look great. I have yet to wear it but will start with yom tov
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Thank you
I have ordered several talleisim from Ben’s Tallis shop and the product and service has always been exceptional. They are super responsive and go above and beyond on their customer service
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Belz Tallis
Beautiful quality tallis!
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Beautiful
This is a beautiful tallis. It is nice and pretty lightweight, non-slip, has side bands and lining, and woolen reinforced corners. (It doesn't come with an atara) Of course, the blue stripes are its special feature, they are a dark blue, it takes a moment to notice it. You can still blend in and not turn heads.
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Excellent Product
A personal favorite!
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nice talit but not sufficient big
but not the size I expected - I ordered the xxl...not sure if I received the correct size
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Beautiful
It's a beautiful tallit in it's own right, although it is lighter and simpler than other Mefoar tallitot. The complexity of the deep blue dye is an object of meditation. I moved it to everyday.
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Beautiful
Thanks Ben.... Shalom from Puerto Rico
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Beautiful tallit
I bought this tallit the other day to be a new Shabbat tallit and it is beautiful. The photos really don't do it justice, the stripes are more like the colour in this link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Navy_blue. The weave also looks more like the Tallit HaMefoar which Ben sells than how it appears in the picture. My one complaint is that at least from Mishkan haTchelet, it comes with a plain white satin atarah, rather than the standard design or an empty space.
