Surplice Choir Robe from Garb The World

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Surplice
(Choir Robe)
$60

(G0115)

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Surplice
The Surplice can be traced back to an ordinace of Edward the Confessor (1042-1066) but may even go as far back as the 5th century.

The Surplice is still commonly worn today in choirs (as a choir robe or vestment), graduation ceremonies and other rituals.

Our Surplice is full length and has very wide, long sleeves that extend over the hands.

A 3/4 length Surplice can be worn over a Simple Robe.

Made from light weight polycotton or cotton muslin fabric.

Please specify color preference, chest or waist size (whichever is larger), and height (in inches) when ordering.

NOTE: This is a Custom-made order and may take up to 4-5 weeks. Check out our pre-made garments for quicker delivery.

Please see our measurement page

	Add Pewter Cross (additional $8.00).
	Add rope belt (additional $10.00).
	Add Rope Sandals (additional $25.00).

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