All ordained members of the Latin Church of the Catholic Church are entitled to wear the black zucchetto (unless promoted to a higher rank) which is worn with either the cassock or liturgical vestments. The zucchetto is always worn beneath the mitre or the biretta. This is the reason for two of the alternate names for the zucchetto, "subbirettum" and "submitrale". The zucchetto is never worn with a suit. The amaranth and scarlet zucchetti are considered a symbolic honor granted to the prelate. In turn, the prelate is "privileged" to wear his zucchetto, not entitled.