Bodley Stole

Bodley StoleThe Bodley range takes inspiration from one of our founders, George Frederick Bodley. The vestments feature a bold orphrey design reminiscent of his flair for Gothic Revival patterns and eye for colour, aptly linking to Watts & Co.'s architectural roots. The main fabric is our 'Davenport' damask, designed by Bodley after an Italian Renaissance pattern, most famously seen in Hans Holbein the Younger's 'The Ambassadors' painting. The white vestments in

Rex Iudaeorum — Jesus of Nazareth

Care instructions: Wash the collars normally in the washing machine at 40 °C

A Semi-Gothic chasuble in Watts exclusive Blue

based on a Pugin fabric used to make a set of vestments in Australia

With (2" x 2") Cross Pattée embroidered at the centre of the cloth in white

including an embellished IHS motif on the cope hood

woven with a silk and lumiyarn blend

The chasuble and stole are available in two lengths: short and regular

the mitre height is 27

This shirt is made by Hammond & Harper

Bodley around 1870

Abbey Cope & Stole in White 'Chelmsford' with 'Stag' Cloth of Gold orphreys