We're happy that you like it
I just have a few things left to order online
I just primed and painted it
[2] Anglican use [edit source] In Anglican churches the rochet is a vestment peculiar to bishops and is worn by them in choir dress with the chimere, both in church services and ceremonial occasions, such as sitting in the House of Lords, attending a royal levee, [2] or commencement ceremony
As a petite person I loved that this style sit slightly higher on the ankle than the cotton voile styles, and with less floaty material around the ankles I felt that, while the others are certainly not difficult to wear, this would be even easier to throw-on and go without worrying about tripping up, or getting it tangled in, say, bike wheels or a car door (and when you have a toddler like I do, every second counts)