Yarmulkas & kippahs

Kippahs, also called yarmulkes or kippot, are the head covering worn in shul and, for many, all day. Most kippahs here are iKippah, in four-panel dome and flat cuts, joined by velvet, knit and embroidered kippot from Alef To Tav, A&M Judaica, Malchut Judaica and Mefoar Judaica.

Start with the material. Velvet is the classic Shabbos and yeshiva choice; linen, cotton, denim and suiting are everyday fabrics; wool is warm for winter; and suede and leather have a matte, dressier look. Then check the size: iKippah uses numbered dome sizes from small children to adult, plus flat sizes measured in centimeters, and the Yarmulka Size Guide compares them. Boys' kippahs, white wedding kippot and bulk orders for a bar mitzvah or wedding each have their own pages.

Velvet

Leather

Suede

Knit

White

Embroidered

Boys

Bulk & event

Buying guide

Material

• Velvet, leather, suede, linen, cotton, denim, suiting and knit (from current product titles).

Size and fit

• Sizes and diameters vary by maker, so check each listing. Boys' sizes are on Children's Yarmulkes.

Simchas

• Bar mitzvah and wedding kippot, plus bulk and event kippot.

FAQs

How do I choose a kippah size?

Sizes and diameters differ by maker. Check the size details on each listing, and see the boys' page for children's sizes.

What materials do you carry?

Velvet, leather, suede, linen, cotton, denim, suiting fabric and knit, in many colors.

Do you have kippot for a wedding or bar mitzvah?

Yes. There are wedding and bar mitzvah styles, and a Bulk & Event Kippot page for simchas.

Do you sell kids' yarmulkes?

Yes. See Children's Yarmulkes & Kippahs.