Velorum Belted Cassock

A High-Visibility Pulpit Cassock

Velorum was drafted for the preacher who uses the cassock as part of the sermon: the gospel pastor, the COGIC overseer, the senior minister leading anniversary services. The contrasting line of white buttons travels down the centerline like a chord, drawing the eye from collar to hem and reading instantly on camera and at the back of large halls.

Contrast White Buttons & Self-Fabric Belt

The signature feature is a full line of crisp white buttons set against the royal blue placket, repeated as a stepped row of buttons climbing each cuff. A self-fabric belt closes at the natural waist and slightly defines the silhouette, restoring proportion to a long cassock body during preaching gestures.

Tailoring & Construction

Mandarin clerical collar shaped for a 1.5” white tab, full-length white-button placket with reinforced bar-tacks, self-fabric belt with covered buckle, two interior cassock pockets, felled side seams, and a long tape-finished hem.

Fabric & Care

Mid-weight polyester-rayon broadcloth in a sealed deep royal blue. White buttons are sealed against yellowing and wear. Dry clean only; do not bleach, as bleach will compromise both the blue ground and the white button finish.