Custom kippot · Personalized yarmulkes
Custom kippot, designed with you — not picked from a catalog
Every order goes through the same five steps and the same one-on-one guidance: we help you choose design, colors, materials, embroidery and finishes so the kippot belong to the concept of your event. Minimum 80 pieces, estimated production 4 to 8 weeks.
The process
Consultation → design → approval → production → shipping
- 01
Consultation
First contact · WhatsApp, call or emailYou tell us about your event: date, how many kippot and the color palette. We get to know what you need and present the options that best suit your event.
- 02
Design
Design · Material · Color · Printing · EmbroideryYou send us your design as a PDF and we adapt it to the kippah. Together we define the materials and colors, along with the print and embroidery design, taking care of every detail to reach the result you are after.
- 03
Approval
Your kippah before productionWe show you a visual sample of how your kippah will look, with the material, the colors, the print and the embroidery defined. Once you approve it, we start production.
- 04
Production
4–8 weeksOnce the design is approved, we start making your kippot. In this stage everything you approved goes into production: materials, colors, printing and embroidery.
- 05
Shipping
Worldwide shippingWe pack your kippot with great care and coordinate the shipment around the date of your event, so you receive them well in advance.
Explore the options
Build a first idea, then we refine it together
Nothing here is final — it is a way to start the conversation. Your selection travels straight into the request form below.
An approximate view to talk from. The real color is confirmed with physical swatches before production.
1 · Material
2 · Color
3 · Lining
4 · Finishes
Your selection: 80 suede kippot in navy, deep blue lining, with inside print. We will quote it and confirm exact timing.
Get a quote
Tell us about the event
We reply as soon as possible with an estimate of price and timing. If you do not know what you want yet, say so — that is where the consultation starts.