Chai — Life, Rooted in Tradition

Chai — חי — means “life.”

More than a word, it is a symbol of vitality, blessing, and the enduring spirit of the Jewish people.

This design brings that meaning to life through the imagery woven into the letters themselves. Pomegranate vines twist through the Chai, a symbol of abundance, righteousness, and generations of Jewish tradition, while an etched view of Jerusalem rises from within—connecting life to the land, history, and heritage that have sustained it.

Rendered in the style of an old-world engraving, every leaf, fruit, stone, and line is intentionally layered into the form of the Hebrew letters. From a distance, it is unmistakably חי. Look closer, and an entire story reveals itself.

Life. Heritage. Jerusalem. Roots.

Chai — a life deeply rooted.

This cozy sponge fleece pullover brings calm and slow mornings into your wardrobe. The medium-weight fabric offers a soft, brushed interior that holds warmth without feeling bulky. When the day begins with low light and a hot mug, the roomy hood and kangaroo pocket are places to tuck your hands and thoughts. The retail fit sits comfortably over a tee, while ribbed cuffs and waistband keep the shape after repeated wear. It’s the kind of hoodie you reach for on crisp walks, late-night study sessions, or when you want to layer for an informal gathering at a friend’s place.

Product features

- Soft sponge fleece: medium-weight 7.0 oz brushed interior for warmth and comfort

- Adjustable hood with drawstring and cord openings

- Spacious kangaroo pouch pocket to warm hands or hold small items

- Ribbed-knit cuffs and waistband for stretch and shape retention

- Retail fit in durable cotton/poly blend; sewn-in label and true-to-size sizing

Care instructions

- Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F)

- Non-chlorine: bleach as needed

- Tumble dry: low heat

- Iron, steam or dry: low heat

- Do not dryclean

A Quick Note About Apparel Shipping

Our apparel is printed to order, which allows us to offer more designs and sizes without producing unnecessary inventory. Because different items may be produced at different facilities, items in the same order may occasionally ship separately and have separate shipping charges.

We want you to know that before checkout—not after.