Female Red Rochet and Chimere Set
€240,95
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Featuring luxurious tropical fabric, this Chimere combines elegant red trim, tailored shoulder pads, covered buttons, graceful back pleats, a secure closure, and a soft Taybo rochet.
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Deborah's Vestment of Grace in Red to Exquisite Liturgical Wear
Experience the perfect blend of tradition and modern elegance with Deborah's Vestment of Grace in Red. This exquisite vestment is designed for clergywomen who embody grace, authority, and dedication. Crafted from high-quality materials, it ensures you present yourself with dignity and style during every service. The vibrant red hue symbolizes passion and strength, making it an ideal choice for religious ceremonies and formal occasions.
Features That Define Excellence
- Premium Fabric: Deborah's Vestment of Grace is made from superfine tropical fabric, providing both durability and comfort, perfect for extended wear during long services.
- Structured Comfort: Soft shoulder pads enhance the vestment's structure, while a half-lining to the waist ensures a comfortable fit without unnecessary bulk.
- Refined Trim Accents: Red trim adorns the front placket, collar, cuffs, and bottom hem, adding a sophisticated contrast to the rich red fabric.
- Tailored Fit: Three precisely sewn back pleats create a contoured and flattering silhouette, ensuring a polished and professional appearance.
- Easy Maintenance: Designed for convenience, this vestment maintains its vibrant color and texture with recommended dry cleaning, ensuring it remains in pristine condition for years to come.
- Professional Craftsmanship: Each vestment is expertly tailored by skilled artisans, ensuring high-quality construction and a perfect fit.
Special Design of Rochet
The rochet is a long, white gown falling to the lower calf, exuding purity and grace. It has a gathered body and sleeves into a round-neck yoke, creating a classic, traditional look. Sleeves can be closed with traditional cuffs, ruffs, or wrist bands, ensuring a versatile and timeless style.
Why Choose Deborah's Vestment of Grace?
Deborah's Vestment of Grace in Red is symbolize your commitment and devotion to your faith. This vestment seamlessly blends traditional elements with contemporary style, allowing you to perform your duties with confidence and inspire your congregation with your dignified presence. The combination of premium materials, meticulous craftsmanship, and stylish design makes this vestment an essential addition to any clergywoman's wardrobe.
Elevate your clerical attire with Deborah's Vestment of Grace in Red and make a lasting impression at every service.
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Questions
Before you order
How does this women's red set differ from the men's cardinal version?
This set, named "Deborah's Vestment of Grace," is specifically tailored for women with sizing from X Small through XXX Large, unlike the men's cardinal set which uses the 38 through 60 numerical sizing structure.
What does "tradition and modern elegance" suggest about this vestment's construction?
It positions the piece as respecting historical red vestment symbolism while incorporating a more contemporary silhouette or finish, similar to language used across several other pieces in this broader vestment collection.
Is this the only women's red vestment offered across this collection page?
Yes, alongside Ephesia's general pastoral vestment, this is the second women's-specific piece on this page, giving female clergy a dedicated red option distinct from the men's red chimere and rochet cardinal set.
Does "Vestment of Grace" suggest a specific spiritual quality tied to this piece?
The naming ties the garment directly to grace as a spiritual concept, distinguishing its framing from the more rank-and-tradition-focused language used for the men's red cardinal set covered earlier on this page.
What does the red gemstone motif specifically symbolize?
Positioned at the robe's center and surrounded by gold thread, it's described as representing significance and authority. This central embellishment functions as a focal point rather than a purely decorative element, drawing attention to the garment's ceremonial importance during services.
How long does production typically take for this robe?
Because the embroidery is entirely handmade rather than machine-stitched, processing takes up to eight weeks to ensure quality craftsmanship. This extended timeline reflects the artisanal nature of the work rather than standard manufacturing turnaround.
What are this robe's exact dimensions?
It measures 60 inches wide and 50 inches long, giving a sense of its generous, flowing proportions before ordering. This sizing detail helps clergy gauge how the robe will drape compared to a more fitted or tailored garment.
Does the embroidery pattern follow a specific design theme?
Yes, the gold embroidery specifically features floral and vine patterns, adding organic, intricate detailing rather than geometric or abstract motifs. This botanical theme contributes to the robe's overall majestic, ceremonial character.
What does the name "Dorcas" reference in this vestment?
Dorcas is a biblical figure known for charitable works and service to others, so naming this red purple set after her ties the garment to values of compassion and dedication within female ministry.
How does red purple's dual symbolism apply here?
The color blends red's connection to sacrifice with purple's association with spiritual dignity, creating a combined meaning suited to clergywomen who embody both devotion and reverence in their pastoral role.
Is this set framed around a specific type of clergywoman?
Yes, it's described as designed "specifically for the discerning clergywoman," suggesting a more selective, considered audience rather than a broadly general offering aimed at all female clergy without distinction.
Does this vestment blend historical and contemporary elements?
Yes, it's framed as combining tradition with modern elegance, similar to language used across several other pieces in this collection, positioning it as neither purely historical nor entirely contemporary in construction.
Why might this grey set be named "Woman of Valor"?
The phrase references a biblical description of an exemplary woman of strength and character, tying the understated grey color to qualities of quiet resilience rather than bold, attention-drawing ceremonial presence.
How does grey's tone differ from the red purple Dorcas set?
Grey offers a calmer, more subdued visual presence compared to the richer, more symbolically loaded red purple tone, appealing to clergywomen who prefer understated dignity over vivid ceremonial color.
Is "classic grey" positioned as traditional or modern in this listing?
It's described as achieving "a perfect harmony of tradition and modern elegance," suggesting the grey tone itself bridges both categories rather than leaning distinctly toward one or the other.
What audience does the name "Woman of Valor" suggest this set targets?
It suggests clergywomen who identify with themes of inner strength and steady character, offering a values-based framing distinct from the more directly devotional language used in some other listings.
Why is this black set specifically named "Magdalene"?
It references a significant biblical woman associated with devotion and witness, giving this particular black vestment a distinct spiritual identity compared to more generically titled black chimere sets elsewhere.
What does "radiate calm and grace" suggest about this set's tone?
It positions black here as peaceful rather than somber, differing from the more solemn or authoritative framing black sometimes carries in other vestment listings within this broader collection.
Does this set include a specific yoke construction detail?
Yes, its full product title notes a "Round Neck Yoke," a specific structural feature not called out by name in several other chimere and rochet sets covered elsewhere in this collection.
How does "Peaceful Black" differ from the standard black vestment framing?
Rather than emphasizing tradition or dignity directly, this listing leans into a calmer emotional tone, suggesting the garment supports a composed, gentle presence rather than a commanding one.
What does "visually striking and spiritually significant" emphasize together?
It pairs the garment's bold visual impact from the 3-stripe front detailing with its deeper spiritual purpose, suggesting the design serves both aesthetic and sacred function rather than one alone.
How does this red set differ from the plain Female Red Rochet and Chimere Set?
This version adds 3-stripe front construction with hidden buttons, giving it a more decorated silhouette compared to the simpler plain red set covered earlier on page one of this collection.
Why might "Joanna" be chosen as this vestment's name?
Joanna is a biblical woman noted for supporting ministry work, connecting the striped red design to themes of active service and support within the broader Anglican priestly tradition.
Is this striped red set part of a matching series with other colors?
Yes, it appears alongside striped grey, black, and red purple versions on this same page, suggesting eClergys offers the 3-stripe construction consistently across multiple women's vestment colors.
How does this striped grey set differ from the plain grey Woman of Valor set?
This version adds 3-stripe front detailing with hidden buttons, giving grey a more structured, decorated silhouette compared to the simpler construction used in the earlier Woman of Valor listing.
What does "sleek and contemporary" suggest about this specific design?
It leans into modern styling language more directly than the "tradition and modern elegance" phrasing used for the plain grey set, positioning this striped version as slightly more forward-facing in tone.
Why might "Rebekah" specifically be paired with grey striping?
Rebekah is remembered as a woman of quiet strength and discernment, a fitting biblical association for the understated but structured grey striped design compared to bolder colored counterparts.
Does this set share construction with the striped red Joanna vestment?
Yes, both use the same 3-stripe front with hidden button closure, extending that specific decorated construction style across different colors within this women's Anglican priest vestment line.
Why is this striped black set named "Huldah"?
Huldah was a biblical prophetess known for her wisdom and counsel, lending this black striped vestment an association with discernment and spiritual insight rather than purely visual or symbolic meaning.
What fabric quality is specifically highlighted for this set?
It's described as crafted from "premium, high-quality fabric that ensures durability and comfort," emphasizing practical construction benefits alongside the decorated 3-stripe front and hidden button styling.
How does this compare to the plain black Magdalene vestment?
This version adds structured 3-stripe front detailing absent from the simpler Magdalene set, giving black clergy vestments two distinct style options within this same broader collection page.
Does black carry a specific meaning in this particular listing?
The description notes "the black color" contributes to the garment's overall character, though it doesn't elaborate extensively on symbolism, focusing instead on fabric quality and structural design details.
Why might "Miriam" be an apt name for this red purple set?
Miriam is remembered as a prophetess and leader among her people, a fitting association for a red purple vestment combining sacrificial and episcopal-toned symbolism within one garment.
What fabric property does this listing specifically emphasize?
It highlights "premium, breathable fabric, ensuring comfort throughout the day," focusing on wearability during long services rather than leading with symbolic or historical framing used elsewhere.
How does this differ from the plain red purple Dorcas set on page one?
This version adds 3-stripe front construction with hidden buttons, giving red purple a more decorated silhouette compared to the simpler plain design used in the Dorcas vestment.
Does "vibrant" describe this set's visual quality specifically?
Yes, the listing calls the red and purple combination "vibrant," suggesting a bolder, more saturated tone than some of the more muted or traditionally toned vestments elsewhere in the collection.
Shipping & Returns
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Standard sizes12–15 business days
Made-to-measure lead time3–4 weeks
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