The Judges’ Robes

The dress of the Court
The judges of the Caribbean Court of Justice sit in robes made for the Court. Their design and colours are a distinctive part of the Court’s identity — and of the CCJ story.
- Worn by
- The President and the Judges of the Court
- Seen at
- Sittings of the Court in its Original and Appellate Jurisdictions, and on ceremonial occasions
- The story
- The design of the robes, their colours and what they signify — to be told here by the Court
Draft page — the story of the robes, and the photographs to accompany it, are being supplied by the Court.