coat and sash

With a high collar and a sweeping hemline, this longcoat is dark and formal, lending the wearer a
distinguished and official air. Thick, black fabric has been used to provide a measure of warmth and
protection to the wearer, with long sleeves and heavy cuffs. These cuffs, as well as the edges of
the broad lapels and each of the hems, have been decorated with fine, silvery piping, making a sharp
contrast to the darkened backdrop. The coat has been sewn in double-breasted fashion, with a set of
silver buttons marching up each side of the chest. Inside, the coat is lined with storm-grey silk
that has been woven with a pattern of numerological symbols. A silver cord has been attached to one
shoulder, and loops across to a polished badge on the chest; a matching cord decorates the back of
the coat, knotted at the shoulder blades and hanging down into a short tassel.

Sewn from luxurious deep indigo silk, this sash is a symbol of office for the Inquisitor of the
Cabal. Either end of the length of fabric has been given a gold, fringed trim, but there is no
decoration on the cloth itself; instead, the silk has been skilfully woven using polished and raw
threads such that a pattern of numerological symbols is faintly visible from certain angles.