The Cutter Raniero Mancinelli (86) church has been fully deployed for six days before the conclusion begins. In his “coordination for clergy”, three complete pope rones must be made in different sizes. The smallest robe is intended for a man about 1.65 meters long.
The others are planned for a height of 1.70 and 1.80 meters. Every paprobe includes hats, mantle, sash, soutane, red shoes and much more. “You need five or six days of work for a pope. For a papal soutane you need about five meters of fabric. The fabric that I use is a light, fresh wool, 220 grams per square meter that I also used for Pope Francis (…),” said Schneider Raniero Mancinelli (86). The Roman has been a tailor for religious for 70 years and has dressed three popes.
As a rule, 33 buttons would be needed for the soutane, Mancinelli said. However, the number has been reduced lately so that the button and the button are faster. The Vatican wants to finish everything until the weekend. The election of the new pope starts on Wednesday. When the white smoke rises as a sign of the decision about the Sistine Chapel, it is uncertain.
Too close together for John XXIII. 1958
Even today, the story of John XXIII, the “good pope”, often said in Rome: the entire Italian in 1958 came to the loggia of St. Peter’s Domesty (“we have a pope” in 1958 in 1958 in a much too tight robe. So the back had to be separated.
The meaning of Pope Benedict XVI. Fashion had often caused a commotion in his pontificate years. In 2008 he was named the most elegant man in the world by the magazine “Esquire”. In 2005 he appeared on an audience at St. Peter’s Square in a fur -in -batter hat reminiscent of Santa Claus. However, the head cover with the name “Camauro” went back to the Middle Ages.
Source: Krone
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