Frock wearers is a term used to describe two different types of religious figures. MONKS, who are typically associated with the Eastern Orthodox Church, and FRIARS, who are typically associated with the Roman Catholic Church, both wear frocks as part of their traditional religious attire. MONKS are members of a religious order who live a life of seclusion and contemplation, while FRIARS are members of a religious order who live a life of service and outreach.