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The purple altar server and lector skirt is a classic element of liturgical attire intended for those serving at the altar. The simple cut, slightly flared at the bottom, gives it an attractive appearance, while the elastic waistband makes it easier to adjust to the wearer's waist. The skirt can be combined with a white surplice and a collar in the appropriate colour to create a coordinated altar server outfit.
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Purpose and use
The altar server and lector skirt is ideal for Holy Mass, services, processions and other church celebrations throughout the liturgical year. The purple element of the outfit can be used throughout the year according to the custom adopted in a particular parish. The classic cut ensures that the skirt looks attractive both during regular service and during feast days and solemn celebrations.
Cut and fit
The skirt has a simple cut that gently flares towards the bottom, allowing it to drape well when walking and providing freedom of movement. The elastic waistband makes it easy to adjust the skirt to the wearer's waist and makes it easier to put on.
Material
The altar server skirt is made of gabardine (polyester). The fabric is durable and practical, has a low tendency to crease and drapes attractively when worn. Machine washable at temperatures up to 30°C.
Why choose this skirt?
The purple altar server skirt combines a classic appearance, comfortable fit and practical use. It can replace a cassock or alb and, together with a white surplice, create a complete outfit for service at the altar. The simple cut and elastic waistband provide comfort during regular use.
What can be purchased with the altar server skirt?
A white altar server surplice should be paired with the skirt. The outfit can also be complemented with a collar in the appropriate colour, creating a coordinated and attractive liturgical set.
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