Brit Milah Kippot
His first name, printed inside his first kippot
Brit milah kippot in white satin, sky suede or soft ivory, with the baby's Hebrew and civil name, the date and the family name printed inside. We make them in adult sizes for the guests and an infant size to keep. Britot are announced on short notice, so tell us the moment you know — we will tell you honestly whether we can make the date.
Britot we have made
White satin
The traditional choice, and the one that photographs cleanest at a morning brit.
Sky suede
Softer than white and less formal — families often prefer it now.
Ivory suede
Warmer than white, and it does not show handling at a crowded brit.
Placeholder photography — replace these with your real event photos, keeping the descriptive file names.
About timing for a brit
A brit is set eight days after the birth, which is shorter than our normal 4 to 8 week production window. Two things usually work: order during the pregnancy with the name left blank until the day, or take a stock color with only the inside print customized, which we can turn around much faster. Write to us and we will be straight with you about what is possible.
- —Adult sizes for guests plus an infant kippah for the baby, in the same order.
- —Hebrew and civil name, date and family name printed inside.
- —A matching challah cover for the seudah, if you want the table to tie together.
Expecting? Talk to us early
Families who write to us a month or two before the due date get the full range of materials and colors, and we simply hold the name until the brit is announced. It costs nothing to start the conversation.
Start the conversation