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  • In Europe, shipping is calculated at checkout and is free on orders over €150, with delivery in 3–5 business days.

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Our products are made entirely in Italy, in Puglia, where our headquarters are also located.
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Liturgical vestments are not just clothes: they accompany the gestures of the celebration and make visible signs and colors linked to the Church calendar. Choosing an alb, a chasuble or a stole means considering the function, form and context in which the vestment will be used.

EcclesiaShop collects albs, chasubles, priestly stoles, deacon stoles and dalmatics, with proposals in multiple liturgical colours. The different families respond to specific uses: for this reason it is important to start from the type of ministry and the celebration, then observe fabric, embroidery and decorative details.

Between essential lines and more decorated designs, each choice can be traced back to what the vestment is called upon to express in the ritual. Specific collections help you find the relevant model without confusing different functions.

If you want to learn more about the linked models, visit priestly chasubles, liturgical stoles, deacon stoles and liturgical albs.