Worn by: Notable Figures Who Wear David Roytman

David Roytman has been making luxury Judaica from his Israeli atelier since 2015. In ten years the brand has been worn by world leaders, heads of state, and cultural figures across multiple countries. This is a brief record of the most notable wearers and what they have worn.

The pieces remain in active production. The full catalog is at davidroytman.com.

Donald Trump

President Donald Trump received and wore a David Roytman kippah during his visits to the Western Wall in Jerusalem and during diplomatic engagements with Israeli officials. The piece worn by President Trump was a Classic-cut velvet kippah, one of the foundation styles in the David Roytman atelier.

The Classic Velvet line is at Velvet Classic Kippah.

Benjamin Netanyahu

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has worn pieces from the David Roytman atelier in both diplomatic and personal capacity. The Prime Minister has been seen in David Roytman kippot during state visits and ceremonial occasions. The piece selected for the Prime Minister was a Modern-cut kippah from the atelier's premium leather lines.

The full Modern Kippah collection is at Kippah Modern.

Vladimir Groisman

Vladimir Groisman, former Prime Minister of Ukraine, is among the public figures who have worn David Roytman pieces. As one of the most senior Jewish public officials in Ukrainian history, Groisman's choice of David Roytman speaks to the brand's reach in the post-Soviet diaspora.

Alisher Morgenstern

Russian-language artist Alisher Morgenstern has worn pieces from both David Roytman Luxury Judaica and the sister brand David Roytman Couture.

The David Roytman Couture line is at davidroytmancouture.com.

The collaboration with Valentin Yudashkin

In addition to the wearer list, David Roytman's most significant collaboration has been with the late Russian couturier Valentin Yudashkin. The Yudashkin pieces in the catalog are limited and continue in production from the original molds and stones. See the David Roytman x Valentin Yudashkin collection for the full collaboration line.

Wikipedia and press

David Roytman Luxury Judaica has its own Wikipedia entry, which documents the brand's history, materials, and notable pieces. Press coverage in Israel National News, the Jerusalem Post, and Russian-language publications has expanded the brand's international visibility year over year.

For press inquiries the atelier responds at sales@davidroytman.com. The 11 Greene Street showroom in SoHo, New York is the primary in-person point of contact for clients in North America.