Christmas

Christmas chasubles are worn by priests during the Masses celebrating the Nativity of Jesus in the Christmas season. They feature festive colours, ornate decorations, and symbolic imagery. The primary liturgical colours for Christmas vestments are white and gold. White symbolises innocence, purity, joy, and triumph, while gold is associated with festivity.

Christmas Chasubles 

Christmas chasubles are crafted from luxurious materials such as damask. The fabrics have a rich appearance and detailed embroidery: scenes from the Nativity, the Holy Family or the Christ Child, stars, angels, and the IHS monogram. The vestments’ full cut creates an impressive visual presence during processions and at the altar.

The Gothic-style chasubles are popular for Christmas because of their flowing lines and ample space for decorative elements. Some vestments are paired with matching stoles, copes, or mitres for a cohesive liturgical appearance.

Christmas Mitre

The mitre is the most solemn headdress worn by bishops (and sometimes abbots) in the Catholic Church and other Western Christian traditions. Its distinctive two-pointed shape symbolises the Old and New Testaments.

Our mitres are made of brocade and decorated with high-quality embroidery on velvet. The intricate gold and metallic thread reflects candlelight during Christmas liturgies. The lappets hanging from the back are adorned with complementary embroidery.

Browse our collection to find Christmas chasubles and mitres to add beauty to your Nativity celebrations.