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Cottas are short, white, liturgical garments, often trimmed with lace, that are worn over a Cassock similar to a Surplice. They are a symbol of Baptisimal purity...
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Members of the Clergy belonging to Anglican, Methodist, Presbyterian and Lutheran churches are often seen wearing these while preaching their sermons during formal services.
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A Guide to Clergy Collar Styles
Nothing quite signifies a member of the clergy quite like a clerical collar, but, why are there different shapes and who gets to wear them?
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Ordination garments: What to wear?
It’s no secret that we have everything you could possibly need from Shirts and Cassocks to Chasubles and Stoles, but what do you really need to start building your Vestment foundations?
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What length should my Surplice be?
Customers often ask how long their surplice should be, and though it is largely down to personal preference, we have a few tips for finding the perfect length.
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