Chasuble with embroidered cross and fabric trim

Chasuble with a machine-embroidered cross sewn directly onto 100% polyester fabric, making it very lightweight to wear. The distinctive feature of this chasuble is the fabric trim around the cross, collar, and edges. In addition to being available in the four liturgical colors, this chasuble is also available by order in Rose, used on the third Sunday of Advent and the fourth Sunday of Lent. The product is made entirely in Italy by a company whose values include meticulous attention to fabric selection and the artisan passion with which its products are made, following standards of absolute excellence. The General Instruction of the Roman Missal indicates the chasuble as the proper vestment of the priest when celebrating Mass and during actions directly connected with it. Originally, the vestment reached the heels, covering every part of the priest's body. Over time, its length changed considerably, including around the arms, eventually becoming a stiff garment that covered only the shoulders and torso and fastened at the sides (fiddleback chasuble). Only during the twentieth century did the chasuble take on its current dimensions. The color of the chasuble is determined by the liturgical season.