Alb cincture

An alb cincture is a cord or belt worn around the waist to secure the alb
(a long white liturgical garment used in Christian traditions, particularly
in Roman Catholic, Anglican, and some Lutheran churches).

Key Points:

Purpose:

Keeps the alb neatly in place.

Symbolizes purity, chastity, and readiness for service.

Material & Style:

Usually made of cotton, silk, or wool cord.

Typically white, but in some traditions may follow the liturgical colors
(e.g., purple for Lent, green for Ordinary Time).

Can have tassels, knots, or fringes at the ends.

Symbolism:

Represents the virtue of chastity and being "girded" for spiritual service.

Priests and deacons often say a prayer when putting it on, asking for
purity and strength.

Usage:

Worn by clergy, acolytes, altar servers, and others vested in the alb.

Tied around the waist, with the ends sometimes hanging at the side.

Minimum Order: 100 pieces

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