Stoles

Ordinary Time stoles in green for the long season after Pentecost. Hand-embroidered in Poland, in silk, brocade and velvet. Read more...

Pentecost stoles in red for Pentecost, confirmations and ordinations. Hand-embroidered in Poland, in silk, brocade and velvet. Read more...

Lent stoles in purple and violet for Ash Wednesday to Holy Thursday. Hand-embroidered in Poland, in silk, brocade and velvet. Read more...

Advent stoles in purple and blue for the four weeks before Christmas. Hand-embroidered in Poland, in silk, brocade and velvet. Read more...

Green clergy stoles for liturgical use. Hand-embroidered in Poland, in silk, brocade and velvet. Durable styles for weekly parish use. Read more...

Red clergy stoles for Pentecost, Good Friday, martyrs and ordinations. Hand-embroidered in Poland, in silk, brocade and velvet. Read more...

Purple clergy stoles for Advent, Lent and funerals. Hand-embroidered in Poland, in silk, brocade and velvet. Read more...

Gold clergy stoles for Christmas, Easter, ordinations and jubilees. Hand-embroidered in Poland, in silk, brocade and velvet. Read more...

White clergy stoles for Christmas, Easter, weddings and baptisms. Hand-embroidered in Poland, in silk, brocade and velvet. Read more...

Wedding, deacon, Roman, Easter and Christmas stoles: how to choose the right stole for each occasion - length, fabric, embroidery and liturgical colour. Read more...

Practical guide to choosing a stole: length, fabrics, liturgical colors, embroidery motifs, care and where to buy hand-embroidered priest stoles (2026). Read more...

The stole is a liturgical vestment worn by priests during Mass and other liturgical celebrations in the Catholic Church. It is a long, narrow band of fabric, usually silk, worn around the neck and hanging down in front of the chest.1. Symbol of ordination: The stole is a symbol of the priest's ordination and represents the authority he has received from Christ to administer the sacraments and preach the gospel. Read more...