Fides
Faith
What you believe in, you wear openly.
✠ New · The Sergeant's Hoodie
The black of the Templar sergeants. The red cross over the heart. The Order's seal on the back.
ORA · DROP 02
Three oversized heavyweight hoodies · sacred art meets streetwear
NO. I / III
Navy · tattoo flash × Deus Vult
NO. II / III
Cream · ukiyo-e × templar
NO. III / III
Black · sacred heart × the great wave
Everyday armour
I
HoodiesLorica fidei – the armour of faith11 pieces to discover✠Discover
II
SweatshirtsTunica ordinis – the garment of the Order6 pieces to discover✠Discover
III
T-ShirtsSignum crucis – the sign of the cross7 pieces to discover✠Discover
IV
HeadwearCorona peregrini – the pilgrim's crown8 pieces to discover✠Discover
Electum · The chosen piece
€94,90
Crux Divisa — the divided cross. A blood-red Templar cross pattée is split in two by the zip: open, the cross waits; zip it up and it becomes whole. On the back, a Templar knight charges beneath DEUS VULT, framed in a gilded gothic arch.
Non Nobis · Hoodie · €54,90
Cur ORA · Why ORA
Heavy Stanley/Stella organic cotton, printed or embroidered in Europe in small batches. Artwork drawn with respect for history, the ORA label inside the neck.
Heavyweight Stanley/Stella organic cotton and soft all-over printed fabrics.
Every piece is printed or embroidered in the EU.
Across Europe, from €4.99.
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Regula · The Codex
Every ORA piece carries an idea older than any fashion. The cross on the chest was never decoration – it was a promise.
Faith
What you believe in, you wear openly.
Honour
A word that holds – even when no one is watching.
Courage
Courage is not a feeling but a decision.
Discipline
Ora et labora: every day, without exception.
Charity
Strength that serves others.
Non nobis, Domine, non nobis, sed nomini tuo da gloriam
Not unto us, O Lord, not unto us, but unto thy name give glory. – Psalm 115
Chronica · The history
From its founding in Jerusalem to the end of the Order: the story behind every ORA design.
MCXIX
1119
In Jerusalem, Hugues de Payens and his companions vow to protect pilgrims on their journeys.
MCXXIX
1129
The Order receives its own Rule, supported by Bernard of Clairvaux.
MCXXXIX
1139
Pope Innocent II places the Templars under the direct protection of Rome.
MCCCVII
1307
On 13 October, Philip IV of France has the Templars arrested.
MCCCXII
1312
Pope Clement V dissolves the Order. The sign, however, remains.
MMXXVI
2026
The cross returns – not as a weapon, but as a conviction.
Votum · The vow
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