How did priests wear 1300?

In the 1300s, priests typically wore a simple tunic called a "cassock," which was often dark in color. Over the cassock, they might don a chasuble, a more ornate garment worn during Mass, which could be richly decorated depending on the occasion. They also wore a stole, a long strip of cloth draped around the neck, and sometimes a cope, a cape-like garment, for processions. The style and richness of the vestments could vary significantly based on the priest's rank and the specific liturgical context.