Chasubles

The chasuble is the outermost vestment worn by a priest or bishop at the Eucharist, put on over the alb and stole. Ours are cut in the full Gothic shape, in satin and smooth low-sheen cloths, some with contrasting orphreys, and embroidered in gold-coloured thread with Marian, Eucharistic, Passion and seasonal motifs. Each is offered in four standard sizes, or tailored to your own measurements: Made to Measure is priced the same as Extra Large.

From the Journal: How to measure for a chasuble · How much does a chasuble cost? · Polyester, wool or silk: choosing the cloth

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