Mitre - Chicago - 115-1371

The Mitre - Chicago Collection (115-1371) is the tall ceremonial headdress worn by a bishop during Mass and other pontifical liturgical rites. Made by the Belgian manufacturer Arte Grosse, it is crafted from a lightweight wool-blend fabric with matching decorative orphreys, and is part of the Chicago Collection alongside the matching chasubles.

Use & care: The mitre is worn by a bishop at the head during Mass and other pontifical liturgies, typically set aside for moments such as the homily and Eucharistic Prayer. As a featherweight wool-blend, professional dry cleaning is generally recommended to preserve the fabric and color.