Angle bisector

Father Profits robe contains an angle bisector. An angle bisector is a segment that bisects(splits in half) any given angle. An acute angle is formed in the shape of a "V" on the back of his robe. A line comes up the back of the robe and bisects the acute angle or splitting the acute angle in half on the back of Father Profit's Robe, making angles 1 and 2 congruent. Lines and Angles are used in clothing, apparel, linen, and fashion designs.  Many professions use lines and angles, fashion designers, t-shirt makers and clergy in the Catholic Church are a few.

This photo was taken at my church in the greeting area.