Crop Tzitzit | Sapphire
Hand-made from an exquisitely soft, breathable, yet super durable nylon/spandex/poly mesh, its lightness, and extreme stretch qualities make your Tzitzit feel like a second skin.
Our Crop Tzitzit is shorter than your traditional tzitzit, the hem ending a couple of inches above your waist, and designed to be worn comfortably under or even over your clothes in a variety of ways.
Specifically designed to honor a wide variety of bodies, gender identities, and religious denominations, this tzitzit makes a perfect addition to your daily rituals, or a b’mitzvah gift. With your tzitzit order, you will receive a free download of the Tzitzit Project Ritual Guide.
Please expect your order to be fulfilled within 1-2 months.
Tzitzit String Options:
Our Tencel® yarn string is a commercially spun semi-synthetic fiber derived from wood and comes in vibrant colors of purple and blue hues.
Our cream cotton string is commercially spun with four ply natural cotton strings and makes for soft and durable fringes.
Our white wool string is lovingly handspun by artist Channing Hansen for the purpose of tying our tzitzit. Channing sustainably sources his wool from small farms focused on conservation breeds.
Sizing Philosophy:
Our goal is to offer tzitzit designs for a wide range of bodies. A single size can be worn by many folx. Please review our size chart to select which of our tzitzit will fit you best. Compare your personal measurements with our product descriptions, and consider your preference for tight or loose, long or cropped.
Julie Weitz is wearing a size S/M.
Caring for your Tzitzit:
Our Tzitzit are made from close-out/dead-stock nylon/spandex/poly mesh and 100% cotton fabrics and are quite durable. Because of that, the colors and materials that our tzitzit are made from may vary slightly from garment to garment. We do our best to match the colors and fabric make-up featured on our website. We recommend hand washing your tzitzit in cold water and air dry only, cool iron, do not dry clean. Carefully untangle your strings by hand.
All of our tzitzit are designed and lovingly hand-made in Los Angeles on unceded Tongva Land.
