Before this Italian tailor made 3 different sizes of Casox

After the Pope camels, Pope Slear – After the Pope of the fat, the gentle Pope comesThe old Vatican says he says.

Raniero Mancinelli does not take any chances.

In a narrow back room, steps away from the Church of St. Peter, the 86-year-old ecclesiastical tailor does not choose only three white papal casoos-small, medium and large-hedge his bets on the one who might take to the balcony when the white smoke rises.

The Vatican expression is less than the waist lines and more about the fluctuations of political pendulum. After the Pope’s death, Cardinal Golf often deviates in the opposite direction, and they choose in the back in a contradictory style or a set of priorities.

But whether they choose a conservative in a mixture of wool or progressive in the intended wool, Manginelli wants to make sure that the fabric is still suitable.

He says that his greatest desire is to see a newly elected Pope wearing one of Casoka on the balcony for that basic moment – something that has never happened. It is one of a handful of tailors who donate these first papal robes, making it quiet competition.

The flavor that will elect a successor to Pope Francis-in the end begins a new leader of the powerful Catholic Church of 1.4 billion-on Wednesday.

Jamarley, another church tailoring by the family preferred by the Vatican, confirmed that he had not received a pre-received order for a new group of Virgin Casox-those first white robes prepared for the newly-elected Pope-on the occasion for the first time in 46 years.

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Regardless of those first robes, Mansinli spent decades of time wearing the popes from the head to the heel. And the papal fashion, he says, moved from the opening to self-control-especially during the reign of Francis, who preferred the low-cost modest clothes.

“Francis wanted a very lightweight wool,” said Mansinley. “Something practical. Benedict, on the other hand, love a mixture of wool, more formal and sophisticated.”

“Not because he suffered from the cold, but because he was more famous and needed more flexible tissue,” he added.

Casok, or speaker In Italian, he gets his name from the fact that he aims to clean my house – Heels. This did not change. But pure silk, he says, has often fallen.

“It was very difficult to work with silk,” said Mansinley. “It also tears easily and does not last long.”

Like the Pope well, as he says, wool is more forgiving.

It takes five or six days to complete it. Distinctive details: the 33 buttons that work in the foreground, one for every year of Christ’s life.

“Sometimes we cut the number a little to accelerate things or for practical reasons,” he confessed, such as the height of the Pope.

MNCINLLI started formulating written clothes at the age of 15. Since the sixties of the last century, he runs his crowded store that attracts priests, bishops, and cruisers who are shopping for the sake of Casox, and metresses (the harsh festive hat worn by Cardinals, bishops and pop), and mozzettas (that little hat in the writer).

His daughter, Laura, works in front of the store while his grandson Lorenzo, 23, is sitting in the sewing machine, and he is trained to seize one day.

“With white collars, hem, details of the end,” said Lorenzo.

MNCINLLI started working on the next Pope Casox even before the death of Francis – to be able to take Lorenzo every step.

The jilbab is scheduled to be completed by May 5. Then, Mansinley will personally deliver it to the Vatican.