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Polyester Exorasson (Greek Style, Broad Sleeves)
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TAILORING FEATURES >>>
- a Greek style unlined riassa, which is hand-tailored in the face fabric of your choice
- front side: functional button closure at collar only
- right and left slits down close to the feet for comfortable movement
- very large plain sleeves
CUSTOMIZE YOUR ITEM >>>
Your exorasson will be tailored based on your selection of face fabric and color.
Choose the face fabric:
TM01 - fine polyester
TM02 - thin fine polyester
TM03 - satin polyester
Choose the color of the face fabric:
white, ivory, light-grey, grey, ruby, purple, indigo, green, black, or ask for more
SIZING >>>
Each order is custom-tailored to your set of individual measurements. To submit your measurements, please go to Liturgix measurement diagram.
CLEANING & CARE INSTRUCTIONS >>>
To clean: wash at low temperatures; use soft detergents; do not bleach.
To dry: either tumble-dry, or turn inside-out and hang inside a closet; do NOT expose to direct sunlight while drying.
To iron: first turn inside-out, then iron occasionally and at low tempearatures.
DEFINITION of RIASSA >>>
OUTER CASSOCK (Gr. Exo-Rason or Exorasson; Sl. Ryassa or Riassa) - A long, floor-length garment, loosely fitting, with very large sleeves. Outer cassock is a non-liturgical robe worn by Orthodox clergy both as ordinary daily clothing (their out-of-doors and domestic distinct attire) and underneath "liturgical robes" (vestments which are worn during church services). The outer cassock symbolizes the expiration of a clergyman in this world, and his burial and subsequent dedication to God and the Heavenly Kingdom. Over the riassa the bishop wears a panagia and a cross, while a priest wears only a cross. Wearing the outer-cassock is common to bishops, priests, deacons, monks and nuns (permission to wear a cassock is often given to seminarians, monastic novices, sub-deacons and readers in parishes).
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