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Herringbone Shirt - Black - 100% Superior Cotton - Clergy - Long Sleeve -
Herringbone Shirt - Sky - 100% Superior Cotton - Clergy - Long Sleeve -
Dotted Shirt - Light Blue - Pure Superior Cotton - Clergy - Long Sleeve -
Dotted Shirt - Blue - Pure Superior Cotton - Clergy - Long Sleeve -
Dotted Shirt - Light Grey - Pure Superior Cotton - Clergy - Long Sleeve -
Dotted Shirt - White - Pure Superior Cotton - Clergy - Long Sleeve -
Herringbone Shirt - Grey - 100% Superior Cotton - Clergy - Long Sleeve -
Herringbone Shirt - White - 100% Superior Cotton - Clergy - Long Sleeve
Frequently Asked Questions:
How much does shipping cost and how long does it take?
Shipping costs and delivery times vary depending on the destination.
- In Europe, shipping is calculated at checkout and is free on orders over €150, with delivery in 3–5 business days.
If there are any delays, contact us and we’ll help you check your order.
⚠️ Note: delivery times may be longer in some remote areas.
Do I receive the tracking code?
Yes, as soon as your order is shipped, you will receive an email with the tracking number to monitor your delivery.
How can I pay?
You can pay by credit card, PayPal, Klarna or bank transfer.
Where are your products manufactured?
Our products are made entirely in Italy, in Puglia, where our headquarters are also located.
What is the shipping cost?
Shipping is calculated based on your location and the items in your order. You'll always know the shipping cost before completing your purchase.
How can I get in touch with you?
At the bottom right you can open a chat with one of our sales representatives, or call us at +39 320 958 93 85 or on WhatsApp or via email at ecclesiashop.com@gmail.com
A priest's shirt does not necessarily have to be uniform in texture. Stippling and herringbone designs introduce small variations that are noticeable up close and leave the sober image of the ecclesiastical neck intact.
This collection brings together shirts with worked fabrics, in particular dotted and herringbone textures. Compare the different processes, colors and details of the model to choose a more or less evident surface.
The difference, in this case, often lies in the details of the fabric rather than in the cut of the shirt.
To better orient yourself in the catalogue, you can compare the dotted shirts, the herringbone shirts, fil-à-fil shirts and clergyman shirts.