Blessed Covenant Clergy Vestment
Original price was: $ 250.00.$ 189.99Current price is: $ 189.99.
- Royal blue cassock tailored from breathable tropical suiting.
- Photographed in both Anglican and Roman styles.
- Shown under a white surplice with banded cuffs.
- A plain royal blue tippet is a $34.99 option.
- Add a fringed or plain royal blue cincture.
- Sizes 38 to 58, Short, Regular or Long.
A Royal Blue Cassock with Choir Dress Options
Blessed Covenant is our royal blue choir-dress listing. You buy the royal blue cassock and choose from the options menu the pieces worn with it: a white surplice, a royal blue tippet, a cincture and a cap. The photos show a clergyman in the complete look, front, side and back, and then the cassock alone in both the Anglican and the Roman cut.
Two Cassock Cuts on Show
This is the only set photographed in both styles. The Anglican cassock is double-breasted with a clean front; the Roman cassock has a single row of buttons and is shown closed with a royal blue band cincture. You can also order the Roman style with 39 buttons instead of 33. Per the listing, both cuts have light shoulder padding, a waist-length half lining, three pleats down the back and slits at the sides.
Fabric
Tropical suiting gives the royal blue an even color and a cool feel in warm sanctuaries. If you add a surplice, it comes in white poly cotton.
Optional Pieces and Prices
The $189.99 price covers the cassock only. Add:
- White surplice: plain is $99.99, lace is $109.99 (the photographed surplice has ornamental bands at sleeve and hem)
- Royal blue tippet in the same tropical suiting, $34.99
- Royal blue cincture: $59.99 with knotted fringe, $49.99 without
- Cap choices: a $24.99 zucchetto or a $39.99 biretta or Canterbury cap
When Clergy Wear Royal Blue
Royal blue has no season of its own in the Roman calendar, but many evangelical, Pentecostal, Baptist and independent churches use it for clergy dress, and some denominations assign it to particular offices. It works well for preaching, installations, weddings and conferences.
Anglican or Roman: Which to Choose
The Anglican cassock suits churches with an English or Episcopal heritage and gives a smooth, uncluttered front under a surplice. The Roman cassock, with its column of buttons, is the more familiar shape in Catholic-influenced and many Pentecostal settings, and it looks finished on its own with a cincture. Both take the same surplice and tippet.
Sizing
Pick a chest size from 38 to 58 and a length of Short, Regular or Long. For an individual fit, Made to Measure adds $30 and collects your measurements.
Compare Before You Order
The same set is offered in red purple, red and black. Choose your style and size here to start your royal blue choir dress, and see more in our Class A clergy vestments.
Royal Blue Cassock and Surplice FAQs
Does the price include the surplice and tippet?
No. You pay $189.99 for the royal blue cassock; the surplice and tippet are separate choices on the product page.
Which cassock styles can I choose?
Anglican, Roman with 33 buttons, or Roman with 39 buttons. Both the Anglican and Roman cuts are photographed.
Is the tippet the same royal blue?
Yes, the optional tippet is royal blue, as photographed. It costs $34.99.
Which churches wear royal blue?
It is common in evangelical, Pentecostal, Baptist and independent churches, and some denominations use it for particular offices. Follow your church’s guidance.
How do I choose my cassock size?
Choose your chest size, 38 to 58, and a Short, Regular or Long length, or choose Made to Measure for $30.
Blessed Covenant Clergy Vestment
Verified ownerThe royal blue color is rich and dignified. This set made a powerful statement at our service.
From the collar to the cuffs, everything is professionally tailored. The vestment set is breathable yet formal great for year-round use.
Arrived promptly, well packaged, and wrinkle-free. Wore it straight out of the box with minimal touch-up.
