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Worn traditionally by Jews around the world as a sign of respect for God, the yarmulke is a staple in Jewish wardrobes.
Handmade here in Vermont, each silk kippah features six-panel double-sided construction and measures 7 inches in diameter.
The tradition of distinct jockey silks for different stables was codified at the Newmarket Jockey Club in 1762. We tip our caps with this bright homage on navy silk twill.Worn traditionally by Jews around the world as a sign of respect for God, the yarmulke is a staple in Jewish wardrobes.
Handmade here in Vermont, each silk kippah features six-panel double-sided construction and measures 7 inches in diameter.
The tradition of distinct jockey silks for different stables was codified at the Newmarket Jockey Club in 1762. We tip our caps with this bright homage on navy silk twill.
