Alb
The alb is a white liturgical vestment, worn over the torso coming down to the ankles and is often girdled with a cincture. It is worn over the cassock, and underneath a stole, dalmatic, or a chasuble.
The etymology of the term comes from the Latin albus, meaning "white".
Use in Anglicanism
The alb was historically associated with Roman Catholicism, but has gained some use among Anglo-Catholics, who have replaced the traditional surplice with an alb.