Description
Minimalist Modern Silhouette
Pacem strips the clerical shirt back to its essentials: a square shoulder, clean front, and a precise tab collar. The royal blue body holds attention without distraction, while the absence of pockets and visible buttons gives the shirt a modern, almost editorial cleanness on camera.
Tab Collar with Hidden Placket
The reinforced tab collar accepts a standard plastic insert, while a hidden placket conceals all front buttons behind a smooth fabric flap. The result is a single, uninterrupted vertical line from collar to hem.
Construction and Detailing
Single-needle topstitching, flat-felled side seams, and a clean turned short-sleeve hem. Tonal stitching keeps the visual emphasis on color and silhouette rather than craft details, supporting the minimalist intent.
Fabric and Care
Cotton-rich poplin (approx. 65% cotton / 35% polyester) for color depth, breathability, and easy care. Machine wash cold, tumble dry low, hang to keep the placket flat for camera-ready wear.
Who It’s For and Sizing
Best for clergy with a strong contemporary brand presence — livestreamed services, podcast hosts, conference speakers, and ministers who prefer a minimalist visual signature. Standard 14.5–18; made-to-measure available.
Pricing & Variations (USD)
Standard sizes (14.5–17.5): $109
Extended sizes (18+ neck): $119
Made-to-Measure (4–6 weeks): $189
Add-on: Two-pack of replacement tab inserts: $9
FAQs
Why no chest pocket?
Pacem is built around a minimalist, camera-clean front. Pockets break the vertical line; their absence is the point. For pocketed options see Marinus or Aethera.
How is Pacem different from Caelis?
Caelis is long-sleeve with a full neckband collar; Pacem is short-sleeve with a tab collar. Both share the same hidden-placket minimalist intent in royal blue.
Will the royal blue read accurately on camera?
Yes. The dye is balanced for natural and stage lighting; in most live broadcasts the shirt reads as a true royal blue without color shift.
Is the fit slim or relaxed?
Pacem is a modern regular fit — straighter through the body than a classic cut but not as close as a slim-fit. Most wearers take their standard neck size; specify Made-to-Measure for a fully tailored cut.
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