K'Nesher White-Silver Cotton Tallit Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher White Cotton Tallit Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Blue Cotton Tallit Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Sky Blue Cotton Tallit Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Black-Striped Traditional Cotton Tallit Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher White-Silver Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Whiteand silver striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher White Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. White striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Dov Landau... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Blue Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Spanish blue striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Dov... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Sky Blue Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Light blue striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Dov... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Black-Striped Traditional Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Traditional black striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 Compare Selected For many decades, the most popular tallit material, for those who found wool beyond their budget (or suffered from wool allergy) was a synthetic weave, commonly referred to as Acrylan. Acrylan tallits don't look as nice, don't drape well and are less durable. Still, they were the leading alternative to wool. A few years ago a long-standing tallit maker named K'Nesher, based in Jerusalem, worked hard to develop a new alternative – a cotton tallit. Cotton not only looks much nicer than acrylan (and is even on a par with wool) but it also is superior from a halachic standpoint, since according to all opinions a cotton tallit can be used to fulfill the mitzvah of tzitzit (whereas acrylan is somewhat problematic). × OK
K'Nesher White Cotton Tallit Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Blue Cotton Tallit Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Sky Blue Cotton Tallit Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Black-Striped Traditional Cotton Tallit Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher White-Silver Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Whiteand silver striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher White Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. White striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Dov Landau... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Blue Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Spanish blue striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Dov... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Sky Blue Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Light blue striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Dov... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Black-Striped Traditional Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Traditional black striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 Compare Selected For many decades, the most popular tallit material, for those who found wool beyond their budget (or suffered from wool allergy) was a synthetic weave, commonly referred to as Acrylan. Acrylan tallits don't look as nice, don't drape well and are less durable. Still, they were the leading alternative to wool. A few years ago a long-standing tallit maker named K'Nesher, based in Jerusalem, worked hard to develop a new alternative – a cotton tallit. Cotton not only looks much nicer than acrylan (and is even on a par with wool) but it also is superior from a halachic standpoint, since according to all opinions a cotton tallit can be used to fulfill the mitzvah of tzitzit (whereas acrylan is somewhat problematic). × OK
K'Nesher Blue Cotton Tallit Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Sky Blue Cotton Tallit Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Black-Striped Traditional Cotton Tallit Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher White-Silver Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Whiteand silver striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher White Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. White striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Dov Landau... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Blue Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Spanish blue striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Dov... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Sky Blue Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Light blue striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Dov... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Black-Striped Traditional Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Traditional black striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 Compare Selected For many decades, the most popular tallit material, for those who found wool beyond their budget (or suffered from wool allergy) was a synthetic weave, commonly referred to as Acrylan. Acrylan tallits don't look as nice, don't drape well and are less durable. Still, they were the leading alternative to wool. A few years ago a long-standing tallit maker named K'Nesher, based in Jerusalem, worked hard to develop a new alternative – a cotton tallit. Cotton not only looks much nicer than acrylan (and is even on a par with wool) but it also is superior from a halachic standpoint, since according to all opinions a cotton tallit can be used to fulfill the mitzvah of tzitzit (whereas acrylan is somewhat problematic). × OK
K'Nesher Sky Blue Cotton Tallit Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Black-Striped Traditional Cotton Tallit Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher White-Silver Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Whiteand silver striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher White Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. White striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Dov Landau... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Blue Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Spanish blue striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Dov... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Sky Blue Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Light blue striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Dov... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Black-Striped Traditional Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Traditional black striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 Compare Selected For many decades, the most popular tallit material, for those who found wool beyond their budget (or suffered from wool allergy) was a synthetic weave, commonly referred to as Acrylan. Acrylan tallits don't look as nice, don't drape well and are less durable. Still, they were the leading alternative to wool. A few years ago a long-standing tallit maker named K'Nesher, based in Jerusalem, worked hard to develop a new alternative – a cotton tallit. Cotton not only looks much nicer than acrylan (and is even on a par with wool) but it also is superior from a halachic standpoint, since according to all opinions a cotton tallit can be used to fulfill the mitzvah of tzitzit (whereas acrylan is somewhat problematic). × OK
K'Nesher Black-Striped Traditional Cotton Tallit Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher White-Silver Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Whiteand silver striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher White Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. White striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Dov Landau... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Blue Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Spanish blue striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Dov... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Sky Blue Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Light blue striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Dov... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Black-Striped Traditional Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Traditional black striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 Compare Selected For many decades, the most popular tallit material, for those who found wool beyond their budget (or suffered from wool allergy) was a synthetic weave, commonly referred to as Acrylan. Acrylan tallits don't look as nice, don't drape well and are less durable. Still, they were the leading alternative to wool. A few years ago a long-standing tallit maker named K'Nesher, based in Jerusalem, worked hard to develop a new alternative – a cotton tallit. Cotton not only looks much nicer than acrylan (and is even on a par with wool) but it also is superior from a halachic standpoint, since according to all opinions a cotton tallit can be used to fulfill the mitzvah of tzitzit (whereas acrylan is somewhat problematic). × OK
K'Nesher White-Silver Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Whiteand silver striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher White Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. White striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Dov Landau... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Blue Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Spanish blue striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Dov... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Sky Blue Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Light blue striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Dov... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Black-Striped Traditional Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Traditional black striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 Compare Selected For many decades, the most popular tallit material, for those who found wool beyond their budget (or suffered from wool allergy) was a synthetic weave, commonly referred to as Acrylan. Acrylan tallits don't look as nice, don't drape well and are less durable. Still, they were the leading alternative to wool. A few years ago a long-standing tallit maker named K'Nesher, based in Jerusalem, worked hard to develop a new alternative – a cotton tallit. Cotton not only looks much nicer than acrylan (and is even on a par with wool) but it also is superior from a halachic standpoint, since according to all opinions a cotton tallit can be used to fulfill the mitzvah of tzitzit (whereas acrylan is somewhat problematic). × OK
K'Nesher White Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. White striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Dov Landau... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Blue Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Spanish blue striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Dov... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Sky Blue Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Light blue striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Dov... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Black-Striped Traditional Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Traditional black striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 Compare Selected For many decades, the most popular tallit material, for those who found wool beyond their budget (or suffered from wool allergy) was a synthetic weave, commonly referred to as Acrylan. Acrylan tallits don't look as nice, don't drape well and are less durable. Still, they were the leading alternative to wool. A few years ago a long-standing tallit maker named K'Nesher, based in Jerusalem, worked hard to develop a new alternative – a cotton tallit. Cotton not only looks much nicer than acrylan (and is even on a par with wool) but it also is superior from a halachic standpoint, since according to all opinions a cotton tallit can be used to fulfill the mitzvah of tzitzit (whereas acrylan is somewhat problematic). × OK
K'Nesher Blue Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Spanish blue striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Dov... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Sky Blue Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Light blue striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Dov... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Black-Striped Traditional Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Traditional black striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 Compare Selected For many decades, the most popular tallit material, for those who found wool beyond their budget (or suffered from wool allergy) was a synthetic weave, commonly referred to as Acrylan. Acrylan tallits don't look as nice, don't drape well and are less durable. Still, they were the leading alternative to wool. A few years ago a long-standing tallit maker named K'Nesher, based in Jerusalem, worked hard to develop a new alternative – a cotton tallit. Cotton not only looks much nicer than acrylan (and is even on a par with wool) but it also is superior from a halachic standpoint, since according to all opinions a cotton tallit can be used to fulfill the mitzvah of tzitzit (whereas acrylan is somewhat problematic). × OK
K'Nesher Sky Blue Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Light blue striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of Rabbi Dov... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 K'Nesher Black-Striped Traditional Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Traditional black striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 Compare Selected For many decades, the most popular tallit material, for those who found wool beyond their budget (or suffered from wool allergy) was a synthetic weave, commonly referred to as Acrylan. Acrylan tallits don't look as nice, don't drape well and are less durable. Still, they were the leading alternative to wool. A few years ago a long-standing tallit maker named K'Nesher, based in Jerusalem, worked hard to develop a new alternative – a cotton tallit. Cotton not only looks much nicer than acrylan (and is even on a par with wool) but it also is superior from a halachic standpoint, since according to all opinions a cotton tallit can be used to fulfill the mitzvah of tzitzit (whereas acrylan is somewhat problematic).
K'Nesher Black-Striped Traditional Cotton Tallit New cotton tallit with superb quality nonslip textured weave. Traditional black striping. Features unique design on corner reinforcements. This breakthrough new design offers high quality at a super affordable price. Under the kashrut supervision of... Retail price Now: NZ$114.01 Compare Selected For many decades, the most popular tallit material, for those who found wool beyond their budget (or suffered from wool allergy) was a synthetic weave, commonly referred to as Acrylan. Acrylan tallits don't look as nice, don't drape well and are less durable. Still, they were the leading alternative to wool. A few years ago a long-standing tallit maker named K'Nesher, based in Jerusalem, worked hard to develop a new alternative – a cotton tallit. Cotton not only looks much nicer than acrylan (and is even on a par with wool) but it also is superior from a halachic standpoint, since according to all opinions a cotton tallit can be used to fulfill the mitzvah of tzitzit (whereas acrylan is somewhat problematic).
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