My First Tallit Katan Chabad design

Your precious son is turning three – time to begin to observe the great mitzvah of wearing Tallit Katan. If you have ties with Chabad, you will thoroughly enjoy this colorful design depicting its world-famous 770 center together with a young boy proudly holding aloft the flag of Chabad. He is standing next to a tzedaka box and alongside is the Hebrew saying of the Sages, “Great is charity for it hastens the redemption.” This cotton-polyester Tallit Katan comes in a junior one-size. Like all our tallitot, it is made in Israel and carries a tag confirming that it is Kosher and meets the strict standards of Jewish law. Chabad, also known as Lubavitch, is one of the world’s largest Hasidic movements. Its out-reach programs can be found in almost every corner of the globe. The name Chabad are the initials of Chochmah, Binah and Da’at – wisdom, understanding and knowledge – all required when studying in depth the profound works of Lubavitch.