cotta

/ˈkɑtə/
noun
  1. A short surplice or similar ecclesiastical vestment, typically worn by clergy or choir members.
    • Choir members put on their cottas before the evening rehearsal.
    • The priest wore a white cotta over his cassock during the service.
    • The embroidered cotta was a gift from the congregation.
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