Priestly garments are the clothing worn by priests in religious ceremonies. The two most common priestly garments are albs and clericals. Albs are white, full-length robes with long sleeves that are worn over other clothing. Clericals are black or dark-colored cassocks with a white collar and sometimes a white surplice. Both garments are typically worn with a stole, which is a long, narrow band of fabric draped around the neck.