Custom made black cassock | Catholic Chruch priest
450,00€
Taxes includedReligious product available on request . Shipping time is approximately 6-10 weeks. For more information about this product, contact to Brabander catholic products.
Custom made black cassock | Catholic Chruch priest
- Priests cassock for sale in 100% wool fabric.
- Inner cotton lining.
- Black cassock.
- Side pockets.
- Talar dress with rear fold.
- Also for sale black cassocks for seminarians, cardinals, bishops, etc...
- Custom made cassock for priest.
Necessary measures to buy the cassock
The cassocks are one of the most used garments by priests, bishops, cardinals, priests, seminarians, etc... The cassock is a garment that is made to measure so that it adapts perfectly to the person who is going to wear it. If you want to buy a cassock for yourself or to give to a colleague friend, the measurements we need to make the press are:
- Neck size. Centimeters that measures the circumference of the neck of the priest or person who is going to dress it.
- Back width. Centimeters that measures the back of the priest or person who uses it. Measure from shoulder to shoulder across the back.
- Chest circumference Centimeters that measures the chest of the priest. Measure all around the chest, just below the arms, passing the measuring tape through the armpits.
- Waist circumference. Centimeters that measures the circumference of the priest's trunk at the height of the navel.
- Long sleeved. Measure from the priest's shoulder to the wrist.
- Total height of the cassock. Centimeters from the priest's neck to the ground. Approximately 6 centimeters are subtracted from this measurement to calculate the height of the cassock.
The numbers indicated in the list of measurements of the cassocks correspond to one of the images included in the description of this priestly clothing. In the picture you will see numbers and shapes of two colors.
The red numbers and circumferences correspond to perimeter measurements. That is, to measurements of the contour of a certain area: the neck, the chest and the stomach.
Green numbers and lines correspond to linear measurements. That is, to the measurement in a straight line of a certain area: the width of the back, the length of the arm and the height of the cassock.