But many 13-year-old Jewish boys covet just one item: a hat. The head covering preferred by Orthodox Jewish boys and men especially is a stylish black Italian fedora known as a Borsalino.

Jewish Hats In Fashion: The Lasting Influence of Orthodox Judaism on Men's Style How Jewish laws have dictated the way men cover their heads for centuries.

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The black felt hat, worn daily by Orthodox Jewish men from the age of 13, is typically replaced every three years at a cost of between $120 and $380, he added.

The Sevillian company has become a global reference in the manufacturing of hats for the Hasidic community and could be the only Spanish company exempt from Trump's tariffs. In an industrial ...

Dear Miss Manners: What is the reason for men removing their hats during the national anthem? Is it to show submission to God, as when entering a church? If so, what is the etiquette for a Jewish ...

Observant Jewish men wear a hat almost all the time. The most common hat for men in the synagogue is a small round cap called a yarmulke (Yiddish) or a kippah (Hebrew), but an ordinary homburg or ...

In 2021, he branched out into clothing, hawking tongue-in-cheek merchandise on the Old Jewish Men website: hats that say “Polo Ralph Lifshitz,” honoring designer Ralph Lauren’s birth name; ...