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A sudra is a traditional square cloth worn in Jewish culture as a scarf, shawl, or head covering. Often made from cotton and worn in a triangular fold, it is a practical garment with deep connections to Jewish heritage and identity.
The Jewish sudra has historically been used as a versatile covering: around the neck, over the shoulders, or on the head. Its simple square shape makes it easy to style for warmth, modesty, prayer, travel, and everyday wear.
A sudra may be folded diagonally into a triangle and tied or draped as a Jewish head covering. It can also be worn as a Jewish scarf or shawl. The way it is styled varies by personal preference, community, and occasion.
Today, a Jewish sudra can honor tradition while fitting naturally into modern life. Semitic Tribes creates cotton sudras with Jewish-inspired woven designs, including Star of David motifs, for people looking to wear a meaningful and versatile garment.
Explore our collection of Jewish sudras to find a scarf or head covering that reflects your connection to Jewish tradition.
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