Chimeres

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Typically worn with a rochet underneath, this version features a flowing cut and is often made in black or scarlet depending on church tradition.

Used during non-Eucharistic services, paired with preaching scarf or tippet.

Designed for formal occasions with enhanced tailoring and structured drape.

How the Chimere Is Worn

The chimere forms part of a layered clergy outfit:

This layering distinguishes the chimere from Eucharistic vestments such as chasubles or dalmatics.

Typically worn with a rochet underneath, this version features a flowing cut and is often made in black or scarlet depending on church tradition.

Used during non-Eucharistic services, paired with preaching scarf or tippet.

Designed for formal occasions with enhanced tailoring and structured drape.

Quality chimere robes are crafted for appearance and comfort:

Chimere Vestment	Liturgical Vestments
Part of choir dress	Used during Eucharistic rites
Sleeveless outer robe	Often fully structured garments
Symbolic of office	Symbolic of sacrament
Worn over rochet	Worn over alb