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Tallit (Tallis) Prayer Shawls
A tallis, also spelled tallit, is the prayer shawl worn at morning prayers. This collection lists wool talleisim with black and white stripes and with gold and silver, Chabad style wool talleisim, super light and ultra light weights for Shabbos, non slip styles and a jumbo size. Compare the size, stripe color and weight on each listing, and ask your rav or family if you are unsure which style your minhag calls for.
Choose the fabric first: wool is the traditional fabric, while raw silk and cotton are used for decorative styles. Then pick a size. Numbers such as 55, 60, 70 and 80 are labels set by each maker, not universal measurements, and in some lines size 63 is larger than 70, so compare the fabric dimensions on the listing. Finally, check the stripes (black, blue, or white on white) and whether the tallis comes with tzitzis tied, in thick or thin strings, or without strings.
Buying guide
Fabric
- Wool is the traditional fabric. Our wool lines include classic striped, lightweight and lined styles.
- Silk and decorative talleisim are also available, along with an acrylic shul tallis.
Size
- Size numbers (18, 55, 60, 70, 80, 90 and so on) are labels used by each product line, not universal measurements.
- Compare the fabric dimensions on the listing, or use the size guide.
Stripes and style
- Black, blue, white and white-on-white stripes, plus Chabad and Sephardi styles where listed.
Tzitzis and extras
- Check each listing for the tzitzis type and thickness. Add an atarah or a tallis bag.
FAQs
How do I choose a tallis size?
Size numbers are labels set by each product line, and two talleisim with the same number can have different dimensions. Compare the measurements on the listing, or see our tallis size guide.
Wool, silk or acrylic: what's the difference?
Wool is the traditional fabric for a tallis. Silk is used for some decorative talleisim, and the acrylic shul tallis here costs less than the wool talleisim. If you have a question about which fabric fits your minhag, ask your rav.
Does the tallis come with tzitzis attached?
Check the listing. The tzitzis type and string thickness are shown in the product details or options.
Do you carry tallis bags and atarahs?
Yes. See our tallis bags and tallis clips and accessories pages.
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