Black & White Abstract Kippah, Adhesive Print Yarmulke

The Adhesive Kippah is a four-panel black and white abstract yarmulke for men and boys, made in 5 sizes (dome sizes 2 to 6) at $9.99. The base is a black cloth with a visible slub texture, and over it run thick, chalky white strokes and blocks with rough edges, like strips of torn tape or a dry-brushed paint mark. The strokes are broken and uneven, so each panel looks a little different. The rim is bound in the same black and white cloth. Sold by Judaica Square, shipping from Lakewood, NJ.

Specifications

How this compares

Best for

• A teen or man who wears black and white and wants something less plain
• Weekday wear with jeans, a black tee or a grey sweater
• A kippah that reads as art rather than a cartoon
• Boys from about age 4 who want the same look as an older brother

Not the right choice if

• A toddler; the smallest size here is 2
• A black-kippah-only shul or yeshiva
• You prefer smooth cotton; this fabric has a nubby slub texture
• You need a flat cut; this design comes in dome sizes only

Why customers choose it

Black and white is an easy combination to wear, but most black and white kippot are checks or houndstooth. This one takes a looser, painterly approach: white strokes dragged across a textured black cloth, with rough edges that make it feel like street art. The slubbed fabric gives it depth even from a distance. It pairs with almost any weekday outfit and is more interesting than a solid black kippah without being loud.

Size guide

Sizing is guidance, not a promise — heads vary. When you are between two sizes, the larger one sits better.

Frequently asked questions

Why is it called Adhesive?
The white marks look like pieces of tape pulled off a black surface, with torn, uneven edges. iKippah named the design after that taped look.

Is the fabric smooth?
No. The black base has a slub weave, so you can see and feel small raised threads, which gives the kippah a textured, linen-like look.

Which sizes are available?
Dome sizes 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. There is no size 1 and no flat cut in this design.

How is it different from the Ink Splatter kippah?
The Ink Splatter kippah puts black brush strokes and spatter on a stone beige background. Adhesive is the opposite: bold white strokes on black, with a rougher texture.

Can I wear it to a wedding?
It works at a relaxed simcha or a sheva brachos with a casual crowd. For a formal wedding a plain dark kippah is the safer choice.

Want it embroidered? No minimum order — WhatsApp 732-444-3111 or email, and we'll set it up.

Free shipping over $75 · Ships in 1–3 business days · 15-day returns · Visit our Lakewood showroom for personal fitting.