Vestments for bishops are the special garments they wear when leading church worship. They show respect, tradition, and the bishop’s role in the church. Each vestment has a meaning. For example, a long robe called a cassock shows leadership. The mitre, a tall hat, means the bishop has wisdom and guides others. Bishops also wear a special scarf called a stole, which stands for service and teaching. All these items together help people know who the bishop is and what they do. Vestments for bishops are made with care and often have bright colors or symbols. These clothes remind everyone in church that the bishop has an important job and helps lead prayers and worship.