The Clergy Vest Red with Contrast Trim & Buttons.

Clergy vest red for bishops, monsignors, canons, and deans,
eClergy’s fine full clergy vest is made in super fine red tropical suiting fabric with a choice of trim colors.
Designed to be worn over a neckband clergy shirt with a full clergy collar (order separately)
It is a completely lined, Full back clergy vest.
It’s made with 2 front pockets.
The front placket conceals about 10 fabric-covered buttons.

Clergy Vest Red Black Trim

A clergy vest with red and black trim is a type of vestment worn by Christian ministers and preachers during religious services. The vest is usually made of a lightweight material and is typically black in color, with a band of red trim around the neck, armholes, and bottom edge.
The purpose of the vest is to add a level of formality and distinction to the clergyman’s attire and to set him apart from the congregation. Wearing a vest is also seen as a sign of respect for the religious service and for the community.
The color black symbolizes mourning, humility, and seriousness, while the red trim represents the power and energy of the Holy Spirit, which is believed to guide and inspire religious leaders in their ministry. The color red can also symbolize the blood of Christ and the sacrifice he made for humanity.
The style and cut of the vest may vary among different denominations and regions, but the basic concept of the black vest with red trim remains a common feature of Christian liturgical vestments.
In some denominations, the choice of vest color is determined by the liturgical calendar of the church, with certain colors being associated with specific seasons and celebrations. For example, red may be worn for the season of Pentecost.
Regardless of the specifics, the wearing of a clergy vest is an important part of religious tradition and symbolizes the reverence and respect that is given to the person leading the service and to the service itself.