The Polish tailor Vestum produces liturgical vestments, mitres, fabrics and other sewn items for the sacred liturgy. Vestum's portfolio is substantial, with many commissions from across the globe. Their custom creations come in many styles, including conical chasubles. Below is an assortment of a variety of work created in their studio. Be sure to check out their website to see all the many items and styles offered. They even create Gothic albs with apparel - very interesting and rare to find. In addition, be sure to check out the unique array of stunning Renaissance fabrics offered on their site. Readers are encouraged to make a purchase and support this important work.
Below is an example of a solemn set.
An example of their bullion work, the arms of Pope St. Pius X.
An example of their beautiful textiles, here a pattern with peacocks.
An example of their rare Gothic albs with attached apparel.
An example of a dalmatic.
And a rose-colored set.
A Roman cut pianeta.
An example of a conical style.
Another chasuble with floral print.
Detail of Roman cope.
Cream colored Neri cut chasuble.
An example of a mitre.
Last but not least, my favorite.
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