The Bishop's Vestment is a traditional garment worn by bishops in the Catholic Church. It consists of three parts: the stole, ALB, and rochet. The stole is a long, narrow band of fabric that is draped around the neck and shoulders. The ALB is a white, full-length robe with long sleeves. The rochet is a white, knee-length tunic with wide sleeves. All three pieces are made of fine fabrics such as silk or linen and are often decorated with embroidery or other embellishments. Together, these three pieces form the Bishop's Vestment, which is a symbol of the bishop's authority and holiness.