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About Jewish Hasidics

Hasidic Jews are a sect of the Orthodox Jewish faith that derives its name from the Hebrew words for "piety" and "loving kindness." Recognizable by their long beards, and long locks/tendrills of hair that extend from the sides of their faith, Hasidic Jews are forbidden by the Torah to cut their beards or locks. They may sport an otherwise short hairstyle, but are to leave their beard and surrounding facial hair untouched. Another tennant of their faith is to keep their head covered at all times with a hat. Hasidic Jews are frequently seen wearing either large fur hats (popular among the Eastern European Hasidic Jews), wide-brimmed black hats, and the traditional yarmulke. Rapper Matisyahu is a noted member of the Jewish Hasidic faith.

Dressing up as a Jewish Hasidic

Put some "Shalom" in your home with a Jewish Hasidic costume or several holiday costumes with a Jewish theme.

Perfect for school plays or celebrating diversity and heritage, dress as a rabbi with a set of Jewish Peyos or Payis, the long beard and temple locks made of fake hair and applied to your face. Wear a yarmulke or hat to complete the look.

For Hannukah, a Blue and White Santa Suit ensures that no one is left out in the cold during the winter holiday season. Santa doesn't discriminate who is a good little boy or bad little girl on the basis of religion. Wearing a suit in the traditional colors of Hannukah in royal blue and white, Santa comes to bring gifts to all who celebrate any holiday, be it Christmas, Hannukah, Kwanzaa, or Yule.

Costumes are also available for Purim re-enactments, or costumes of other key Biblical figures like Moses and Rachel.

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