Clerical attire is the traditional clothing worn by members of the clergy, such as priests and bishops. It typically consists of an alb, which is a long, white, full-length garment, and a ROBE, which is a long, loose-fitting outer garment. The alb and ROBE are usually made of lightweight fabrics such as linen or cotton. Clerical attire is often decorated with symbols and colors that represent the faith of the wearer.