kittel
/ˈkɪtəl/Definitions
1. noun
A long, hooded cloak or coat, especially one worn by a monk or a member of a medieval guild.
“The medieval worker wore his kittel to signify his profession.”
2. noun
In some Jewish traditions, a kittel is a white robe worn by the groom on his wedding day.
“The groom put on his kittel and prepared for the wedding ceremony.”