Altar Servers’ Vestment
( number of products: 7 )
Purple minister's cassock
Black minister's cassock ASC3-CZ
Red minister's cassock ASC4-C
Red minister's cassock ASC3-C
Cotta K1-B
Alb A1-B
The altar servers’ vestment is an essential part of the liturgical tradition, symbolizing reverence, humility, and dedication to service at the altar. While priests and deacons wear specific sacramental garments, altar servers also participate in the sacred liturgy in a visible way by wearing vestments that reflect their role and dignity.
Types of Vestments
Traditionally, the most common altar servers’ vestments are albs, cassocks with surplices, and cottas. The alb, a long white robe, signifies purity and baptismal dignity. The cassock, often black or red, paired with a white surplice, is widely used for more formal liturgical celebrations.
Cottas, shorter versions of surplices, are also a popular option, especially in parishes with long-standing traditions. Each of these garments has its own symbolism, but together they highlight the sacred duty of assisting at the altar.
Clothes for All Shapes and Sizes
Our collection of altar servers’ vestments is available in various cuts, sizes, and fabrics to suit both children and adults. They are crafted from high-quality materials such as cotton blends, polyester, or lightweight wool, ensuring durability while remaining comfortable during long services. Many models feature lace trim, pleats, or subtle embroidery to enhance their elegance without distracting from the liturgy.
To accommodate the needs of parishes, these vestments are offered in a wide range of sizes, from the smallest for children preparing to serve for the first time, to full sizes for adults. Adjustable designs and durable stitching guarantee that the garments can be used for years, even with frequent washing and wear.
By choosing high-quality altar servers’ vestments, parishes not only ensure dignity in the liturgy but also help young people develop a deeper understanding of their role in serving God and the community. These garments are not mere clothing but signs of faith and dedication, making them an integral part of Catholic worship.