Exodus 31:10Meaning & Commentary from the Church Fathers

Here, three distinct types of vestments are clearly identified, as previously described in chapter XXV. They include the high priest's ceremonial garments, which are richly adorned: the ephod with its breastplate, the upper robe, the chiton, the kidar with its plaque, and the belt. The sacred attire of the high priest consists of a white chiton and kidar, paired with a white belt. Additionally, there are the garments worn by other priests, also made of white material but featuring a colorful belt, resembling those of the high priest yet distinguished by a headband in place of a kidar.