Bar Mitzvah & Bat Mitzvah Kippot
The kippah with his monogram, worn long after the party
Bar mitzvah kippot and bat mitzvah kippot with an embroidered monogram, initials, a team crest or the logo the family designed for the celebration — plus the name, the parashah and the date printed inside. This is where embroidery earns its place: it is the piece the kid actually keeps.
Recent bar and bat mitzvahs
Navy suede, gold monogram
The most requested combination for bar mitzvahs.
Wine over blush
For bat mitzvahs, matched to the linens and the stationery of the event.
Olive green knit
Knit reads younger and takes daily wear better than any other material.
Embroidery detail
Thread, not print. It survives years of Shabbat.
Adult and infant sizes
The same embroidery in both sizes, in the same order.
With a matching challah cover
The same monogram on the Shabbat table.
Placeholder photography — replace these with your real event photos, keeping the descriptive file names.
Embroidery, print, or both
- —Outside embroidery: initials, a monogram, a crest or the logo you designed for the party.
- —Inside print: full name, parashah, civil and Hebrew date, synagogue or venue.
- —Two sizes in the same order: adult for guests, smaller for the kids' tables.
- —Optional: a matching tallit or tefillin bag as the family's gift.
Let the kid choose something
In our experience the orders that end up best are the ones where the bar or bat mitzvah picks something themselves — the thread color, the material, the shape of the monogram. We run the consultation with the family, and we are happy to have them on the call.
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