Talitnia Acrylic Tallit (Imitation Wool) Prayer Shawl Black and Gold Stripes in Size 47" Long and 68" Wide

I had to return. The Description says it has Certified Kosher Tzitzit, but there is nothing noted on the product's packaging that states this. I talked to the Rabbi and he said Talitnia's Acrylic Tallitot always come with an alternative Kashrut Certificate. On these, The English and Hebrew on the packaging make no mention of anything being kosher. Just that it says it was made in Israel does not make it Kosher. Also, there is no Kosher (Hechsher/Kashrut) Certificate attached to the tallit or even inserted loose in the package. I have purchased Talitnia tallitot before, and they have always come with a Kosher (Hechsher/Kashrut) Certificate attached to the Tallit. I ordered two different tallitot, and neither one had a Hechsher/Kashrut Certificate. Upon looking at the two tallitot, the tzitzit strings on all four corners of both were not the proper length/ratio, so they could not possibly be Kosher. There is no way either one could be worn to the synagogue or given as a gift to a child. I had to return both.

I was surprised to see the Ramat Gan return address on the package. I knew it was coming from Israel, or had been made there. Ramat Gan is a suburb of Tel Aviv where a 55 year old man was tragically killed in a rocket attack in May. Also, a defenseless female monkey in a large "safari" in this suburb was injured with rocket shrapnel and was lovingly operated on by veterinary surgeons to take the shrapnel from her back. The prayer shawl will be around my neck this coming Sunday when I lead my Zoom Sunday School class in a discussion about anti-Semitism. God bless the nation of Israel and the citizens of Tel Aviv. I was there in 2013 when I visited Israel. Once you have been to the Holy Land, you are never the same.

Got the job done for my daughter's Bat Mitzvah. We didn't get a higher-end tallit as we're not likely to get much mileage out of it otherwise. I was worried the guests would think we were cheap for getting a knock-off "wool" one, but nobody noticed - in fact, the rabbi even complemented me on it. It arrived in the mail a few days early, which was super helpful amidst the cray cray of our family getting ready for this thing.

Nice tallis. Originally all of my tallt were synthetic but I switched to wool about ten years ago. I like the wool but cleaning them is a problem. Cold water wash with woolite is OK except for the shrinkage.The Talitnia seems to be made well but it took a little getting used to the lighter weight of the fringes.Overall I am satisfied and plan to buy more soon.

The fabric is not the highest quality or smoothness, but for the money it is a good value. The quality of the work is very good, with no stray threads or deformities. You will be glad to purchase this unless you are looking for silk-like smoothness / quality

The shawl is beautiful and exactly the size that I needed. Unfortunately this didn’t come with a carrying bag only a plastic one. I’ll have to buy a separate bag. The shipping was fast, would buy again.

Very nice Tallit for the price and the length is great for me, 6'3".

the green color is awesome, the only negative is it has a small brown spot on white material.