All wool, cotton, and polycotton tzitzis are kosher. Wool is considered the most traditional, while polycotton offers the most comfort.

Our Perf-Tzit undershirt tzitzis are our most popular for comfort, followed by mesh tzitzis for maximum breathability. Note: Some Orthodox  communities do not wear mesh or undershirt, considering it less traditional.

The Rimon Wool Tzitzis line is our most budget-friendly, offering quality wool construction with simpler manufacturing.

Tzitzis are specially knotted fringes worn on a four-cornered garment, as commanded in the Torah (Bamidbar 15:38–39). The garment itself is often called a “tallis katan” and is worn under or over clothing.

Jewish men and boys traditionally wear tzitzis daily.

Most Jews wear tzitzis under their clothing, with the fringes visible. Hasidic communities often wear the garment over their shirt.

The strictest minhag is to wear wool tzitzis exclusively. However, many yeshivish and Litvish Jews prefer cotton, and Chassidim often choose polycotton for comfort. Sephardic Jews typically wear wool or cotton.

“Meyuchad” means the strings are machine-spun but tied by hand. These are 100% kosher and widely worn.

“Avodas yad” means the strings are spun by hand from start to finish, considered a more stringent option than Meyuchad.

 This refers to tzitzis strings made “lishma” (with intention for the mitzvah) from the earliest stage — even before spinning — considered the most stringent option.

Some customers prefer to attach their own strings, following a minhag that adds personal involvement in the mitzvah.

Having one hole is Minhag Ashkenaz (Lithuanian/Litvish), while having two holes follows the Chassidish (Hasidic) Minhag.

Some are of the opinion that a round neck is preferable for kabbalistic reasons. This is a minority opinion; most choose based on personal comfort. 

Rimon is Mefoar’s more affordable religious garment line. Both brands of tzitzis are made of the same high-quality materials. Mefoar is produced in Israel, while Rimon is not.

If unsure, reach out to the Mefoar via WhatsApp or phone! We’ve helped tens of thousands find their perfect tzitzis.