Clergy Aprons

eClergys offer you the finest quality stitching and best quality fabric, in the production of your clergy aprons. The apron is known as a sleeveless garment and is worn as an apron outer preservative vestment that covers essentially the front of the priest’s body smoothly. Clergy aprons are worn for sterilized reasons and to protect clothes from wear and tear. It is also known as a long garment worn by Roman Catholics and other clergies both as ordinary dress and under liturgical garments to save their front body.
The history behind the covered garment is that it symbolically presents the mobility of bishops who were timely and taken again the ride of horses to visit various parts of a diocese. The logic of a clergy apron also refers to a vestment of clerical clothing worn by bishops of the clergy community. The clergy apron, with fabric-covered buttons closure, without sleeves that fit the front and back, bishop’s body closely and smoothly. The clergy apron similarity to a short cassock reaching out till the knee of the human body. Traditionally, worn-over clothing serves as a protective vestment in the workplace or in church. The apron is also known as a skirt which is simply worn by the clergy community.