Sanctuary lights - Red - Set of 20

Used for inscribing the Paschal Candle at the great Easter Vigil with the Cross, Alpha & Omega, and calendrical year.   Our styluses are based on those originally made by Prinknash Abbey in the 1950s due to the revision of the Holy Week rites in that decade.   The stylus is made in sturdy pewter and engraved. Complete in a presentation box. ...

The Davenport fabric, exclusive to Watts & Co, was re-woven to celebrate the centenary of G.F. Bodley. It is combined here with Y orphreys in Watts Gothic Trellis braid to produce a beautifully authentic Gothic Revival-style vestment, cut to an ample shape. The chasuble is lined in cotton sateen and available in White/Gold, Green, Red and Purple. This vestment is...

Made in Alton fabric, based on a vestment by Pugin for St Augustine's Abbey, Ramsgate, and complimented by a re-weaving of an original Pugin orphrey braid, these vestments are cut in a semi-gothic shape. This range is designed to reflect Pugin's 14th and 15th century influences both in England and the Low Countries. The vestments are lined in cotton sateen....

The premium range of full clerical collars are made from a non-iron eco cotton and are designed to fit our fly-front shirts. Please note: when ordering your cotton collar you should choose one size larger than your shirt. The collar studs are sold separately.  Collar depth: approximately 1.75"

Our Traditional Albs are made in Poly Cotton, Pure Cotton or Linen and have a single button fastening at the neck.  Please note that the back length for this garment is measured from nape to hem.  For more information please refer to our size guide or contact us.

Our Readers Scarves are made in blue, machine washable Polyester and are pleated at the neck.  Reader's scarf widths: Slim: 7.5” Standard: 9” Reader's scarf lengths: Small: 88" Large: 94" Xtra Large: 100"

Our Linen Amices are woven in Ireland and feature an embroidered red cross or a white Watts cross. They are approximately 34" x 25.5" (88cm x 65cm) with 75" long (180cm) cotton tape.

The Benedictine Monks of Prinknash Abbey have been blending incense since 1906, when the community was on Caldey Island and are now the oldest major incense blenders in Europe. The monks developed unique processes for blending the purest Arabian frankincense with precious aromatic oils and spices and created superior recipes for a range of incenses.  The blends now produced at...