On this Solemnity of the Apostles Peter and Paul, we are pleased to describe a set of vestments in the Saint Bede Studio's  Saint Benet ...

The Studio Newsletter was circulated to e-mail addresses of customers past and present on 11th May.  If you usually receive the Newsletter, ...

Presented in this post is lovely festal chasuble in the style often referred to as Borromeon.  Such chasubles extend beyond the knee in len...

Each day, the Saint Bede Studio is fortunate to receive enquiries from those seeking vestments from many parts of the world and often the fi...

A special note to American customers of the Saint Bede Studio. At present the Australian dollar's value has decreased against the value ...

Recently presented to a priest of the Archdiocese of Melbourne is this chasuble in the Saint Bede Studio's Saint Anselm style. This sty...

Presented in this post during the Pentecost Octave is the Saint Bede Studio's  Saint Martin  chasuble, which is our own contemporary int...

Presented in this post is The Saint Bede Studio's own interpretation of that style of chasuble commonly found in Italy in the 16th and e...

Good-quality vestments, especially if they are handmade and use silk fabrics, are quite costly.  Indeed, they always have been.  Some years ...

On this Whitsunday, we wish to feature this set of red vestments, completed for a  returning Canadian customer,  in the Saint Philip Neri s...