Size of Tzitzit for a Bar Mitzvah Boy

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Question

Is a boy who becomes Bar Mitzvah required to wear tzitzit of adult size even if it is much too large for him, or can he wear his own size?

Answer

Shalom Rav

The size, as written by the poskim, is an amah in front and an amah behind, with a width of an amah.

In contemporary measurements - 120 cm length, 60 cm width.

Source

Mishna Berura, Siman 8, Se'if Katan 17. And Siman 16, Se'if Katan 4.

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