All of the types of talit katan listed above can be ordered either with or without tzitzit attached. In the ordering sections below we specify whether or not the price listed for the talit katan also includes the price for tzitzit and tying. If you want to tie your tzitzit yourself, place your order on this page for your talit katan beged only, then go to our tzitzit strings page to choose the type of strings and add them to your order.

If you want HaSOFER to tie the tzitzit on your talit katan we offer you these choices of tzitzit strings:

• Thin white hand-spun tzitzit
• Thick white hand-spun tzitzit
• Thin white machine tzitzit
• Thin tekhelet, Minhag Ra’avad or Minhag Rambam
• Thick tekhelet, Minhag Ra’avad or Minhag Rambam

All our tzitzit strings are kaful shmoneh, 8 strands. Our white hand-spun tzitzit, both thin and thick, have the kashrut certification of HaRav Wosner of B'nei Brak. Our tekhelet tzitzit, made by the P'til Tekhelet Association, are also kaful shmoneh, 8 strands, with both dyeing and spinning done by hand. The authentic tekhelet dye used for them comes from Murex trunculus snails. Minhag Ra'avad has 1 full string of tekhelet for every 3 white strings. Minhag Rambam has one half of 1 full string of tekhelet for every 3 white strings.

When you order your talit katan with tzitzit attached we offer you these choices of the minhag followed in tying the knots. Click on the name of each minhag and a picture of it will pop up. If you are unsure which minhag to request, consult your Rabbi. All of our tzitzit knots are tied by b’nei Torah.

• Ashkenazi “Tal” 7-8-11-13, the most commonly followed minhag
• Sefardic 10-5-6-5, with each loop a separate hulia, usually used by Sefardic Jews on their tallit katan
• Sefardic “Tal” 7-8-11-13, with each loop a separate hulia, usually used by Sefardic Jews on their tallit gadol
• Chassidic huliot “Tal” 7-8-11-13, with huliot of each 3 loops, used by Chabad Chassidim, Breslov Chassidim and some other Chassidic groups
• Rambam according to Yemenite tradition
• Hinuch Ra'avad tzitzit strings tied according to Sefer HaChinuch
• Rav Schachter Tosafot tzitzit strings tied according to Rav Schachter of YU

To be sure you're ordering the correct size talit katan click on this link to see our talit katan size chart. Note that cotton, cotton/polyester and polyester mesh talit katan all share a single sizing method while wool talit katan is sized differently.

The minimum size talit katan that should be worn by anyone over bar mitzvah age depends upon which Rabbinical authority you follow, as shown in this chart. If you are uncertain which of these opinions to follow, consult your Rabbi.

Hazon Ish	24" x 24" (60 x 60 cm)
Rav Chaim Naeh	20" x 20" (50 x 50 cm)
Rav Moshe Feinstein l'hatchila, preferred	22" x 22" (55 x 55 cm)
Rav Moshe Feinstein b'di'avad, minimal	18" x 18" (45 x 45 cm)

Ordering Instructions: Choose the size of your desired talit katan and click on ADD TO CART. On the screen that pops up choose options. Continue to checkout.

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