Wool Tallit Katan

Men's Wool

Our wool tallit katan is made of a high-quality 100% wool weave. The standard Wool Tallit Katan comes with fringes along the bottom front edge (except for size 22) and a T-opening for the neck hole. If you prefer no fringes along the front edge, a round neck or double tzitzit holes (Chassidic), simply note your preference in the Special Requests field.

Black-Striped Wool Tallit Katan

$20.00
White-Striped Wool Tallit Katan

$20.00
Black-Striped Kalit Lightweight Wool Tallit Katan

$24.00
White-Striped Kalit Lightweight Wool Tallit Katan

$24.00
Chabad Wool Tallit Katan

$22.00
Tzitzit Noam

$20.00
Wool Comfort

$28.00

Black-Striped Wool Tallit Katan

Wool tallit katan with patented design to prevent fraying at the neck opening. Quality 100% virgin wool that lasts for years. Made in Israel. Tallit Katan tzitzit selection:Unsure how to select tzitzit? Be sure to see our Tzitzit...

$20.00
White-Striped Wool Tallit Katan

Wool tallit katan with patented design to prevent fraying at the neck opening. Quality 100% virgin wool that lasts for years. Made in Israel. Tallit Katan tzitzit selection:Unsure how to select tzitzit? Be sure to see our Tzitzit...

$20.00
Black-Striped Kalit Lightweight Wool Tallit Katan

Wool tallit katan with patented design to prevent fraying at the neck opening. Lightweight 100% virgin wool weave designed for maximum comfort. Stain-resistant fabric. Wool corner reinforcements. Tallit Katan tzitzit selection:Unsure how to select...

$24.00
White-Striped Kalit Lightweight Wool Tallit Katan

Wool tallit katan with patented design to prevent fraying at the neck opening. Lightweight 100% virgin wool weave designed for maximum comfort. Stain-resistant fabric. Wool corner reinforcements. Tallit Katan tzitzit selection:Unsure how to select...

$24.00
Chabad Wool Tallit Katan

Wool tallit katan with patented design to prevent fraying at the neck opening. Quality 100% virgin wool that lasts years. Round neck Genuine silk corners Double tzitzit holes aligned diagonally Tzitzis tied with chulyos according to the Lubavitch...

$22.00
Tzitzit Noam

Wool form-fitting tallit katan with undershirt style design. Lightweight, airy elastic wool fits snug and stays in place. Features include: Soft, super comfortable Merino wool 20% lighter than standard wool tallit katan Machine...

$20.00
Wool Comfort

Wool form-fitting tallit katan with unique t-shirt style design. Lightweight stretch wool fits snug and stays in place. Like the classic NeaTzit and TrimTzit, the Wool Comfort features include: » Double-stitched V-neck» Patented...

$28.00

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A wool tallit katan is considered the ideal, although cotton is also permitted according to halacha. Both the Chazon Ish and the Vilna Gaon purportedly used a tzitzit garment made of cotton.

Many refer to a wool tallit katan garment simply as “tzitzit,” or more aptly a tallit katan (or talit katan), which can be translated as “a small wrap-around garment.” Alternatively it is sometimes called “arba kanfos,” (or arba kanfot) which means “four corners.”

Some tzitzit wearers will "work up a sweat" merely hearing the word “wool,” but consider the following attributes:

Wool garments resist grease and oils, which means they stay cleaner.
Wool serves as a good insulator in the winter.
Wool wicks moisture away from the skin, which keeps the wearer dryer while sweating and cooler in the heat.
Wool is flexible and durable. It can bend 20,000 times without tearing, whereas cotton will break after 3,000 times.

The Shulchan Aruch states that a wool tallit katan garment is required to have tzitzit according to Torah law, while for other fabrics the requirement to tie on tzitzit is based only on Rabbinical decree. Most Sephardim follow this opinion, which the Mishnah Brurah recommends for Ashkenazim as well.