Chasubles for Priests
At ZaraSanta we have a wide catalogue of chasubles, with different styles, ornaments and materials. As you can see, we have a variety of fabrics such as: cotton, wool, polyester, silk... All our chasubles are made in our workshop and made by our dressmakers. You can find all kinds of chasubles in our catalogue.
Handmade chasubles
ZaraSanta's chasubles are made in Spain, as we have our own workshop for the production of priestly chasubles. We also have the possibility of making hand-embroidered chasubles, with the motifs you require.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us, our team of dressmakers and designers will be at your disposal to make the garment you have in mind.
Priestly chasubles in different liturgical colours
At ZaraSanta we have a wide selection of fabrics and colours for the manufacture of garments. That is why most of our models are available in the main liturgical colours.
White chasuble
White or ecru chasubles are one of the most used colours in the priest's daily life. It is a colour that represents purity and is used to officiate at different events. A white chasuble is a must in every priest's wardrobe.
Pink Chasuble
This colour, so characteristic of chasubles, is usually used for two specific celebrations. The first is Advent, the first period of the Christian liturgical year, which is a time of spiritual preparation for the celebration of the birth of Christ. These are the two most characteristic occasions for wearing pink chasubles.
And the other occasion is Laetare, the name given to the fourth Sunday of Lent, according to the liturgical calendar of most Western Rite Churches. Laetare means ‘rejoice’.
Blue or Marian chasuble
The use of the blue or light blue colour is directly linked to the Marian festivities, which, as its name indicates, are related to the Immaculate Virgin, these chasubles are used especially on the day of the Immaculate Conception.
Types of chasubles
At ZaraSanta we make all kinds of chasubles, among our models you can find:
-Guitar Chasuble
These chasubles, as their name suggests, resemble the shape of the body of a guitar. They are easily recognisable, as these chasubles do not have sleeves.
-Dalmatic chasuble
These garments are characteristically worn by deacons. These garments differ from a conventional chasuble in the sleeves, which are usually shorter and sometimes open at the side.
Cheap Chasubles
One of the advantages we offer at ZaraSanta is that we offer the highest quality chasubles at very affordable prices. This is because we have our own workshop, the whole process of making the models goes through our hands, from designers, dressmakers and tailoring. That is why we offer ecclesiastical garments with the best raw materials that start from extremely competitive prices.
