Customer Area
Information
Description
The reversible short altar server cape is an elegant element of attire intended for service at the altar. The two colours make it practical, allowing one product to be used for different occasions. The green and red fabric and classic stand-up collar give it a solemn and attractive appearance. This type of altar server collar is most often worn over an altar server surplice, creating a coordinated liturgical outfit. The model is tied at the front with gold ties and is also available in other colour variants.
Key product features
Purpose and use
The reversible short altar server cape is ideal for Holy Mass, services, processions and other church celebrations throughout the liturgical year. It can be used all year round according to the custom adopted in a particular parish. The classic design ensures that the garment looks attractive both during regular liturgical service and during feast days and solemn celebrations.
Decoration
The cape is made without decoration.
Material
The cape is made of polyester gabardine. The fabric is durable, practical, crease-resistant and drapes attractively when worn.
Why choose this cape?
The reversible short altar server cape combines a classic stand-up collar design with practical front ties. The possibility of using one product for two different occasions is an additional advantage of the garment. The durable and crease-resistant fabric ensures an attractive appearance during use, while the availability of other colour variants makes it easier to match the garment to the altar server outfit and the custom adopted in the parish.
What can be purchased with the altar server cape?
The cape can be combined with an altar server surplice, cassock, altar server skirt or other elements of attire intended for service at the altar. Properly matched pieces make it possible to create a coordinated and attractive liturgical set.
As a leading manufacturer of clothing dedicated to the spiritual, we offer high-class models of liturgical vestments such as cassocks, chasubles and elms.