Tudor Rose DamaskAn English design of the 16th century. After the conclusion of the Wars of the Roses, the rose became a very popular feature in both ecclesiastical and secular architecture. Made in England Fibre Composition: 58% Viscose, 42% Silk Fabric Width: 56" 143cm Pattern Repeat (approx.): 10 25cm Price is per yard.

Currently available in Black and Navy in a Rawdon medium or lightweight fabric (Polyester/Wool/Lycra mixture)

and lined down to the Waist (we always recommend this because the garment will look and hang better)

1890 combines the rose and the crown of thorns

Closed - no white collar to show

C: 3 Pleats - 1 Centre Back

Worn over the head

Three-quarter Sleeves

Please send these in to us via email or in the post

The veil is shown on the left of all the above photographs

Children's sizes up to 32 inch Chest and 44 inch length

Open - To show White Clerical collar (usually 1" - 1 ½" on a Single Breasted)

Includes one plastic Traditional Collar & a set of studs as Standard