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V Stoles

Liturgical Colors and Symbols for Choirs and Lectors

Choir stoles, often called V-stoles or lectern cowls, are a wonderful way to bring a sense of unity and reverence to your church's worship team. Worn over an alb or robe, these vestments are suitable for choir members, cantors, lectors and other lay ministers. Our collection offers a wide range of colors and designs to match the liturgical season or complement your sanctuary's decor.

A Style for Every Season and Service

We have curated a selection of high-quality V-stoles to provide beautiful and durable options for your parish. Whether you need a single color for the entire year or a full set for the liturgical calendar, we have you covered.

  • Full Spectrum of Liturgical Colors: We offer stoles in all the primary liturgical colors including green, purple, red and white. Reversible options are also available for greater value and flexibility.
  • Embroidered with Meaning: Many of our V-stoles feature beautifully embroidered Christian symbols like the Dove, the Fish (Ichthys), the Alpha and Omega or a Chi Rho.
  • Quality Fabrics: Our lectern cowls are made from elegant and durable fabrics like Dupion, designed to look dignified and last for many years of service.
  • Simple and Ornate Designs: Choose from simple, unadorned stoles or more decorative options to find the perfect look for your choir or ministry team.

Equip Your Lay Ministers with Confidence

Providing your choir and lectors with a designated vestment like a V-stole elevates their role and adds to the overall reverence of the liturgy. These stoles are a simple and effective way to create a polished and unified appearance for your worship team.

Browse our full selection of stoles to find the perfect color and style for your church.
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