Acrylic Tallit for Women - TALITNIA Imitation Prayer Shawl and Accessories Review

Beautiful! I love this color it's so bright and feminine. I have received many compliments from friends and family members.

Beautiful scarf and just the size I needed. Unfortunately, there was no carrying case, just a plastic one. You need to buy a separate bag. Delivery was fast, will buy again.

The fabric isn't the best quality or smoothness but for the money it's good value. The quality of work is very good, without protruding threads and deformations. You will happily buy it if you are not looking for silky smoothness/quality.

Beautiful Tallis. Initially, all my hair was synthetic, but I switched to wool about ten years ago. I like wool but cleaning is a problem. You can wash in cold water with Woolite except for shrinkage. The waist seems well done but it took some time to get used to the lighter weight of the fringes. Overall I am satisfied and plan to purchase more in the near future.

Work for my daughter's bat mitzvah. We didn't get the more expensive Tallit as we probably won't get much mileage from it otherwise. I was afraid that the guests would think us cheap because of the wrong "wool" but no one noticed - the rabbi even praised me for it. It arrived in the mail a few days early, which helped a lot with our family's crazy preparations for this item.

I was surprised to see the Ramat Gan return address on the packaging. I knew it came from Israel or was made there. Ramat Gan is a Tel Aviv suburb where a 55-year-old man was tragically killed in a rocket attack in May. Also, a defenseless female monkey on a big "safari" in this suburb was injured by rocket shrapnel, and vets lovingly operated on her to remove the shrapnel from her back. I will be wearing a prayer shawl around my neck next Sunday when I teach a Zoom Sunday School lesson on…

I had to go back. The description says it's certified kosher tzitzit, but the product packaging doesn't say anything about that. I spoke to the Rabbi and he said that Talithnia's acrylic talihot always comes with an alternative kashrut certificate. They mention nothing but kosher in English and Hebrew on the packaging. Just because it says it's made in Israel doesn't mean it's kosher. In addition, no kosher certificate (gehsher/kashrut) is attached to the tallit or even included separately in…