High Holidays
A month of tables, shul, sukkahs and family photos. These are the pieces that get worn to all of it: the grandparent tees that make Saba laugh at the Rosh Hashanah table, the Shalom and Mensch tees for the walk to shul, and the definition tees that start conversations in the sukkah.
Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot, Simchat Torah runs September 11 to October 4.
Everything is printed to order, so the honest question is not what is in stock but whether it lands in time. The dates below come from live production and shipping estimates, and they update daily.
Shalom
Ordering today arrives around Nov 9, Nov 18, after High Holidays. It still makes a great gift for the next one.
Mensch Definition T-Shirt
Ordering today arrives around Nov 9, Nov 18, after High Holidays. It still makes a great gift for the next one.
Saba Sababa
Ordering today arrives around Nov 9, Nov 18, after High Holidays. It still makes a great gift for the next one.
Sassy Savta
Ordering today arrives around Nov 9, Nov 18, after High Holidays. It still makes a great gift for the next one.
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The High Holidays are a month of tables, shul, sukkahs and family photos, and this edit is built for all of it. Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot and Simchat Torah bring the whole family together, which means a lot of hugs, a lot of brisket and a lot of chances to wear your heritage out loud.
The Shalom tee and the Mensch definition tee are made for the walk to shul. The grandparent tees, Saba Sababa, Sassy Savta, Bubbie and Zaide, are made to get a laugh at the Rosh Hashanah table. Bashert and Kosher start conversations in the sukkah, the Shabbat Shalom Graffiti Tee and the Am Yisrael Chai Map tee carry pride from one chag to the next, and the Signature Tot Tee gets the littlest guest into the family photo.
Gifting for the new year? A grandparent tee is the easy win for a host, and a definition tee suits the relative who has opinions about everything. Sizes go up to 5XL on most tees.
Everything is printed on demand and made to order, so check the order-by dates on this page before the chag. 10% of net profits go to Jewish community charities. For what to wear to services, read Dressing for the High Holidays, and for the meaning behind the table, What Is Rosh Hashanah?.