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Does anyone know of websites that an out of town Kollel women can go onto to get tznius clothing?
Tabeez.com has really nice clothes. you can try Junees.com too.
junees has a web site. http://www.junees.com
I’m all for supporting the heimishe olam, but let’s not discount ye old Marshalls, TJ Maxx, Syms, etc.
There’s a great website that sells snoods and hair accessories, geared for the frum woman, called http://www.headsuphairwear.com
There are a few places that sell hair coverings. There’s coveryourhair.com, there’s headsandtails.us and a few others.
Itsyounique.com- for headgear.
To Ben Levi: kol hakavod but I can’t afford it, and they don’t always have a good enough selection in my size.
We out of towners simply can’t get everything from intown vendors. But again, kol hakavod to people who make the effort.
headsandtails.us is a friend of mine who recently started selling hair coverings, and is trying to grow her business. Check out her site!
Ricci Fashions is very good and their prices are reasonable. They have a good selection of outfits and separates.
Just bought a snood at http://www.headsuphairwear.com and i am really satisfied with it. The price was great! They’re having a winter clearance sale now. Fellow out-of-towners, check it out.
There is another site I believe Funky Frum I saw it advertised in IN FASHION magazine. I believe you can find a lot of advertisers on the OnlySimchas.com website.
Here are a few Frum head covering websites I found;
doubleheaderusa.com
tznius.com
headcoverings-by-devorah.com
modestclothingpa.com/_Head_Covering.html
coveryourhair.com
Hope this helps!
Im totally confused because we got so many messages from the rabbanim how we are not allowed to go on to the internet-only for strict business perposes and it must be strictly filtered-so why are people trying to shop online.I mean-what message are we sending our children with that?!
batseven – I’m confused as well.
I learned that you are supposed to be dan lkaf zechus to your fellow Jew, and not immediately accuse them of doing wrong.
We don’t ask questions as to why you’re on the internet.
To each their own discretion.
“.I mean-what message are we sending our children with that?! “
That prices might be better there, that they don’t have to wait on long lines, waste gas and parking meter money, and (OY VEY) mix with the goyishe velt in the crowded department stores, and see untzniusdig things there!
Just curious, Batseven – do you really think that on-line internet shopping is some sort of message to children? I mean, it IS business, after all.
Learn to sew your own clothes (or at least alter the non-tzniut things you find and desire)
BenLevi, what can’t you find locally?
yeah check out http://www.empresscouture.com for a great selection of modest and tznius clothes.
BenLevi- it might be a mitzvah- but is it a mitzvah to pay absurd prices?
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