About Kosher Casual

Kosher Casual makes modest womenswear and sells it direct, built around the idea that covering up should not mean giving up comfort or looking dated.

What modest means here in practice

The whole range is cut to a consistent rule rather than left to chance: sleeves that reach at least the elbow, necklines that sit high, and skirts and dresses that fall below the knee. Tunics and long tops are the backbone, worn over skirts or leggings, alongside knee and mid-calf skirts in jersey, denim and knit, shell tops designed to layer under anything with a wider neckline, and dresses cut long. Fabrics lean towards soft knits and cotton blends rather than anything stiff, which is the point of the name.

Getting the fit right first time

Ordering across an ocean makes returns slow, so the size guide deserves a proper look before the basket. The measurements matter more than the letter on the label, particularly for a tunic where the length across the hip decides whether it works as a top or a dress. Reviews on individual products are unusually detailed here and frequently mention whether a piece runs long or short, which is more useful than a general size chart. Where a style comes in several colours, buying one to try before repeating is the cheaper mistake.

Where the discount code is entered

Fill the basket, open it and use the discount code field before you reach the payment screen, then check the order total actually falls before entering an address. Only one code is accepted on an order, and it will do nothing for an item whose price has already been cut on its own product page. Free postage is offered once an order clears a set value, so if you are close to that figure a second item can cost less than the shipping would.

Ordering from the United Kingdom

This is an international storefront pricing in dollars and despatching from abroad, so a British order can pick up import VAT and a carrier handling fee on arrival. Work that into the sum before comparing against a domestic seller, and allow more time than a home delivery would take. Returns travel the same distance in reverse, which is the strongest argument for getting the size right the first time rather than ordering two and sending one back.