premium suede, silk & linen kippot — custom-printed just for your simcha

the gift that leaves with your guests

A kippah is the one part of your celebration your guests take home. Long after the flowers are gone, your kippah sits in a drawer, a tallit bag, a glove compartment — and every time it’s worn, your simcha is remembered. That’s why choosing it deserves real thought: not just what matches your colors on the day, but what your guests will actually reach for afterward.

choose colors they’ll wear again

Here’s the secret most people learn too late: a kippah in your wedding’s blush pink looks beautiful on the table — and never gets worn again. The kippot that live on are the classics. Choose from these, and your guests will still be wearing your simcha years from now.

Want your accent color anyway? Put it in the personalization on the inside — your names and date can carry the celebration’s color while the kippah itself stays timeless.

the fabrics

Suede, silk, and linen are the elegant favorites — each with its own character in the hand and under the light.

suede

The most popular choice — people love suede because the kippah is small and refined, not big and bulky, so it sits neatly on the head. And suede is where printing quality matters most: there is no fabric lining inside, so your personalization is foil-printed directly on the suede itself. Done professionally, it lasts; done poorly, the letters fall off. Shown here: elegant light grey suede with trim. Shop suede →

silk

Refined and lustrous — pure silk catches the light of a candlelit ballroom like nothing else. Shown here in navy: the formal choice for an elegant evening affair. Shop pure silk →

deluxe satin

Smooth sheen with a tailored look — deluxe satin bridges silk’s elegance and everyday wearability. Shown here in dark grey. Shop deluxe satin →

linen

Natural texture with a clean, understated look — perfect for daytime celebrations, outdoor chuppahs, and modern minimal palettes. Shop European linen →

burlap new trend

The look everyone is asking for right now — rustic, organic texture that pairs beautifully with farm, vineyard, and nature-themed celebrations. Shop burlap →

velvet

Deep, warm, and rich — the winter favorite. For a December wedding or a Chanukah-season bar mitzvah, velvet feels exactly right. Shop velvet →

what a custom plate can do

These aren’t stock designs from a catalog — each one began as a plate we made for one celebration. Every design here can be printed on any color kippah, in any foil color you choose.

tone-on-tone foil pattern

A blind foil flower design pressed over the entire kippah — subtle, textural, and catching light as it moves. Shown in grey; the same pattern can be printed on any color. See this kippah →

the detail up close

This is what plate printing makes possible — fine pattern work no set of stamping letters could ever produce. See this kippah →

a design guests wear proudly

“Ahava” — love — in gold foil on navy suede. This is outside printing done right: a beautiful emblem that belongs on the kippah long after the celebration. Browse kippot →

jerusalem border in gold

The skyline of Jerusalem in gold foil, wrapped around an ivory suede kippah — a keepsake with meaning built into the design. Browse kippot →

one plate, any foil color

The same Jerusalem design, printed in red foil. Gold, silver, red, and more — once your plate is made, the foil color is your choice. Match it to your celebration.

why every other kippah looks the same

Here’s a trade secret: most kippah sites don’t really personalize. They stamp your text using loose metal letters clamped together — the same two or three typefaces, usually 18-point Helvetica, for every single order. That’s why so many kippot look generic — even when the names change. We do it completely differently.

how it works