Pentecost Stoles in Red

Pentecost Stoles in Red

Quick answer: Pentecost stoles are red, the colour of the Holy Spirit. Red is also used for Good Friday, martyrs and ordinations.

Pentecost stoles are red, the colour of the Holy Spirit. They are worn at Pentecost, confirmations and other celebrations of the Spirit.

Why choose Pentecost stoles?

Red is used for Pentecost, Good Friday, martyrs and ordinations. A Pentecost stole can be a simple red band or a richly embroidered piece with a dove, flames or a cross. Choose a deep red that stays readable under both daylight and church lighting.

When to wear them

  • Pentecost and the end of the Easter season
  • Confirmations
  • Ordinations
  • Feasts of martyrs
  • Good Friday

Shop Pentecost stoles

Below are 12 current styles in this colour group. Prices are shown for reference; see each product page for current price, stock and options.

Prices checked 2026-11-05. Availability and prices may change.

Materials and embroidery

Pentecost stoles are made in silk, brocade or velvet, with dove, flame, cross or apostolic motifs. A deep red is more versatile than a bright orange-red. Our stoles are made in Poland; custom embroidery is available on selected styles.

What colour are Pentecost stoles?

Red, the colour of the Holy Spirit. Red is also used for Good Friday, martyrs and ordinations.

Can red be used at other times?

Yes, for feasts of martyrs, confirmations and ordinations. It is not usually used in Ordinary Time.

What symbols appear on Pentecost stoles?

A dove, flames, a cross or the words of the Veni Creator. Choose a design that remains visible under church lighting.

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