Kanye West sells Sunday Service merchandise including socks and a poncho

At Coachella on Easter Sunday all eyes were on Kanye West and his choir at "Sunday Service at the Mountain".

West created Sunday Service in January 2019, a mysterious invite-only gathering, which we've gathered - from snippets on Kim Kardashian's Instagram stories - is filled with spiritual music and a very strict dress code.

Coachella was the first time the choir has performed publicly and, as expected, the entire group was decked out in a West-approved uniform.

Wearing varying dusty shades of pink, beige and grey, the unisex ensembles included an oversized poncho, tracksuit bottoms and sock boots.

Following the much-anticipated performance, West, the designer behind the popular streetwear brand Yeezy, revealed a special Sunday Service collection on his website, as well as a Church Clothes pop-up at the festival.

The eight-strong drop includes a Sunday Service Poncho, a two pack of 'Jesus Walks' socks and a tie-dye tracksuit with the slogans 'Holy Spirit' and 'Sunday Service At The Mountain' on them.

Many, though were shocked at the prices, which range from $50 (£38.50) for socks to $70 (£54) for a tee and $225 (£173) for a crewneck.

But, the queue at the Coachella shop is anything to go by, the Sunday Service merch won't be around for long.