Recommended by RevGals:
- Almy
- WomenSpirit
- Stitches of Ayr
- Clergy Image
- Collared Clergywear (UK)
- House of Ilona
- Casual Priest
- Butler & Butler
- eChurchDepot
- Living Grace
- Trevor W. Floyd & Co.
Want to Do It Yourself?
- RevGal Amy Haynie shares directions for Clergy shirt conversions (Roman Collar) and Conversion to Tab Collar.
- Laura Hall-Schordje has a pattern for converting a mock turtleneck to accommodate a Roman collar.
Where do you find clergy shirts and accessories?
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spiritual apparel is no more. 😦
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Lady Vicar in New Zealand. Haven’t tried them yet, but intend to. http://www.ladyvicar.com/
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Great ideas! But where might I find plus size women’s albs? Rather depressing….😐
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Take a look at Women Spirit (http://www.womenspirit.com/Products.aspx?CATID=26) for robes and albs up to Size 3X.
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I started collaredclergywear.co.uk
last year because I was frustrated at the lack of choice for women clergy out there. We post worldwide. Take a look. We have had good media coverage in the Uk
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http://www.collaredclergywear can be found on Facebook too . Great clothes for modern clergy women
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Where in the files on the FB page is the document about making your own? Is there a way to search? I’ve scrolled down a ways without finding it. Thanks.
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Whoops, sorry, just found them.
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Please share!
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We’ve uploaded the PDFs to this site, so please look at the links in the revised post above.
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I love Laura Hall-Schordje’s conversion idea from the mock neck. I found, however, that after turning the mock neck down it was too loose to fit under (and stay under) my collar. What I did was to first make a loop of 1/2 inch wide elastic that was 1 inch shorter than the collar I wear and folded the mock neck down over that and then stitched it into place. (ie- I wear a 17” collar so made a 16” loop). Let the elastic float free in the collar – don’t stitch over that. It gently took in the excess, keeps the fabric flat against my skin without feeling tight. And sewing the buttons onto the shirt instead of trying to make button holes was pure genius. I was able to get sleeveless black mock necks on sale last week at a local department store (Kohl’s) for $11.19 each (regularly $18). Add elastic and 2 buttons and about a half hour of time and I love my new shirts. The armholes don’t hang down like my clergy image ones did (they don’t seem to be able to fit larger busted women well).
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Susan, If you have trouble with the armholes on a Clergy Image shirt, please contact us – customerservice@clergyimage[dot]com. I don’t care how long ago you bought your shirt, we will work with you to fix the issue!
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My friend who is a fellow clergy woman has started a women’s clerical business. It is a shop on Etsy named: MagdaleneClergyDress. https://www.etsy.com/shop/MagdaleneClergyDress?ref=usf_2020
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