SKU: MT005
  $150.00
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Description

Bishop Mitre Gold LT/Red Style MT005

The Style MT005 Bishop Mitre is a distinguished piece of liturgical headwear, meticulously designed to reflect the dignity and solemnity of the episcopal office. Featuring a brilliant gold primary body with elegant light red highlights, this mitre provides a majestic presence at the altar.

Artisanship and Design:

  • Regal Aesthetic: The shimmering gold  litrugical fabric is beautifully complemented by  Red accents, making it an ideal choice for celebratory feasts, ordinations, and high-church ceremonies.

  • Stately Height: Standing at 12 inches tall, this mitre offers a traditional and commanding silhouette that ensures a professional appearance during processions.

  • Quality Construction: Built with a structured yet comfortable interior, it is designed to maintain its shape while providing the stability required for long liturgical services.

 

Mitre Measurement Guide:

For the best fit, please use a soft fabric measuring tape.

How to Measure Your Head for a Mitre

Step 1:
Place the measuring tape approximately 1 inch (2.5 cm) above your eyebrows.

Step 2:
Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your head, passing just above both ears and around the back of your head.

Step 3:
Ensure the tape is level all the way around. It should be snug but not tight—do not pull the tape too tightly.

Step 4:
Record the measurement in inches (or centimeters if preferred).


Important Measuring Tips:

Measure 2–3 times to ensure accuracy.
If your measurement falls between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size.
Use a soft fabric measuring tape for the most accurate results.
Do not use a metal tape measure.

Measurement Location:
Measure the full circumference of your head at the widest part, passing just above the ears and across the forehead.


Mercy Robes Tip:
For the most comfortable and accurate fit, we recommend having someone assist you while taking your head measurement.

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