The colored velvet yarmulke can be seen on young Hasidic and Litvish boys. A Breslov yarmulke, also called the Na Nach Kippah, is a knit yarmulke of thick white yarn, with the Breslov mantra Na ...

By contrast, a black velvet kippah would identify him as haredi, or ultra-Orthodox, while larger crocheted or knit kippot, which might stay more readily on a bald pate, are favored by a subset of ...

Finally, let’s remember that children also wear kippot. Some Orthodox boys are required to wear a black velvet kippah, but now they have an array of interesting designs to choose from while ...

In case of abuse, Much more important than size is the material the kippah is made of. After all, what better way to show your allegiance to G-d, than by wearing a kipah made of velvet?