Green Satin Dalmatic with Gold Orphrey Bands and Deacon's Stole
- Colour Green
- Season Ordinary Time
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Overview
What this piece is
A green satin dalmatic with gold orphrey bands down both panels and a gold cross at the breast, supplied with its matching deacon's stole. Offered in nine sizes, S to 6XL.
Symbolism
The two vertical bands are the clavi, the stripes that marked the dalmatic when it was Roman dress and were kept when the Church took the garment into the liturgy. Green is the colour of Ordinary Time and of growth.
Why clergy choose it
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Dispatch
Dispatched within 5–7 days, with tracked delivery worldwide.
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Liturgically correct
Green — worn for sunday mass, weekday mass, ordination
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Cloth and finish
Green satin with applied gold orphrey banding. Open sleeves finished flat; vertical clavi front and back; side slits from the hem; matching deacon's stole worn left shoulder to right hip.
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Cut to your measurements
Nine standard sizes; matching chasuble or a second dalmatic quoted on request
A green satin dalmatic with gold orphrey bands running the length of both panels and a gold cross at the breast, made with its matching deacon's stole. Cut by The Clergy Couture in nine sizes from S to 6XL.
The design
Two gold bands run vertically down the front and back, the clavi that have marked the dalmatic since it was Roman street dress, with a narrower gold line set inside each. A small gold cross sits at the breast. The stole crosses the body from the left shoulder to the right hip in the same green satin, edged in the same gold, which is the deacon's placement rather than the priest's.
Cloth and finish
Green satin with a soft sheen that reads well under chancel lighting without flaring under it. The banding is applied rather than printed, so it stands slightly proud of the ground cloth and keeps its line from the back of the nave. Side slits run from the hem, and the wide open sleeves are finished flat so they fall clear of the hands at the altar.
Size
Nine sizes, S to 6XL, measured flat across the finished garment: 28 in across the chest and 50 in long at S, 42 in and 60 in at 6XL. Because the figures are flat, double the chest width for the full circumference. A dalmatic hangs over an alb rather than fitting the body, so allow for what you wear underneath, and take the larger size if you fall between two. The size guide on this page carries the full table.
When it is worn
Green is the colour of Ordinary Time, the longest stretch of the year, so a green dalmatic sees more use than any other colour in a deacon's wardrobe. The cross and the clavi are not seasonal marks, so it is at home on any green Sunday or weekday.
What you receive
The dalmatic and its matching deacon's stole. The alb worn underneath is not included.
See the rest of the range in dalmatics, browse Ordinary Time vestments, or read the liturgical colour guide before you order.
At a glance
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Liturgical use
Sunday Mass, Weekday Mass, Ordination, Diaconal ministry
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Embroidery
Cross, Orphrey bands
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Liturgical colour
Green
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Worn by
Deacon, Bishop, Pastor, Minister — Loose T-shaped cut, worn over an alb
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Cloth
Green satin with applied gold orphrey banding
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Construction
Open sleeves finished flat; vertical clavi front and back; side slits from the hem; matching deacon's stole worn left shoulder to right hip
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Dispatch
Dispatched within 5–7 days
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Personalisation
Nine standard sizes; matching chasuble or a second dalmatic quoted on request
Care
Specifications
The particulars
Measurements, cloth, construction and liturgical class, as recorded for this piece.
- Product type
- Dalmatic
- Style
- T-shaped dalmatic with open sleeves, vertical gold clavi and a matching deacon's stole
- Liturgical colour
- Green
- Liturgical season
- Ordinary Time
- Embroidery
- Cross,
- Orphrey bands
- Material
- Green satin with applied gold orphrey banding
- Length
- 50 in at S to 60 in at 6XL, measured from the shoulder
- Fit
- Loose T-shaped cut, worn over an alb
- Construction
- Open sleeves finished flat; vertical clavi front and back; side slits from the hem; matching deacon's stole worn left shoulder to right hip
- Worn by
- Deacon,
- Bishop,
- Pastor,
- Minister
- Customisation
- Nine standard sizes; matching chasuble or a second dalmatic quoted on request
- Dispatch time
- 5–7 days
- Made in
- Pakistan
Liturgical practice varies between traditions. Where your own use differs, follow your ordinary.
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