Need assistance? Give us a call at 609-838-7154 or email help@divinityclergywear.com. God Bless!
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Description
Divinity’s Traditional 33-Button Roman Style Cassock is a full-cut, high-quality garment designed for comfort, durability, and classic clerical presentation. Crafted with attention to traditional details, this cassock is perfect for formal services and liturgical settings.
Includes:
33-button Roman style robe
Functional front pockets
Side pocket for easy pant access
Premium, breathable fabric
Solid red cincture belt included
Size Notice:
Please add $10 for sizes 2XL–3XL, $20 for sizes 4XL–5XL, and $30 for sizes 6XL–7XL.
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