13th Degree Scottish Rite Apron – White & Red Moire

Description

13th Degree Scottish Rite Apron – White & Red Moire

The Royal Arch of Solomon degree places the triangle and the divine name at the center of its ceremony, and the gold emblem on this apron carries that symbol on the white leather body where every officer and candidate in the chapter room can read it during the 13th Degree conferral. The radiating sunburst surrounding the triangle is the specific visual arrangement this degree tradition places on its officer regalia, and its position at the center of the white apron body gives it the open ground it needs to read without competition from surrounding design elements.

White imitation or lambskin leather forms the apron body, and red moire ribbon traces the full perimeter border and the flap. The watered silk pattern in the red moire shifts under Scottish Rite chapter lighting as the officer moves, producing the surface quality that plain red ribbon cannot replicate. At 350 millimeters wide and 300 millimeters high, the apron proportions give the central emblem the correct visual space the 13th Degree tradition establishes for the Knight of the Ninth Arch officer presentation.

Red moire at the flap and border carries the color the Royal Arch of Solomon degree places on its officer dress at this level. The combination of white leather body and red moire border is the specific color arrangement that identifies 13th Degree regalia within the Scottish Rite degree sequence, and the moire pattern in the ribbon gives that color field a depth that flat materials do not produce under chapter room lighting.

Finest quality moire ribbon throughout the border construction holds its watered pattern and color integrity through the dry clean and storage cycles this apron will encounter across years of Scottish Rite chapter service. Moire that loses its pattern definition after the first ceremony season fails the degree presentation it was made to support.

Soft padding behind the leather face holds the apron flat through a full chapter evening without creasing at the center or pulling at the border attachment points. The rear pocket carries officer items recessed against the lining without affecting the front drape or the way the apron hangs during procession and degree work.

The adjustable belt fastens with a gold plated snake fitting that matches the gold of the central emblem and holds its waist position through the full conferral without adjustment. Customization is available for officers whose specific degree needs require adjustments beyond the standard construction.

The apron waist measurement guide ensures the adjustable belt is set correctly before the first ceremony wearing. Measuring at the point where the apron will sit and selecting the next largest size when between measurements gives the officer a comfortable, secure fit through extended formal chapter wear.

Worn at the Arch — Earned at the Ninth

Specifications

• Material: Finest quality moire ribbon, imitation or lambskin leather
• Color: White and red
• Size: Width 350 mm, Height 300 mm
• Belt: Adjustable with gold plated snake fitting
• Padding: Soft padding throughout
• Pocket: Rear pocket in lining
• Degree: 13th Degree, Royal Arch of Solomon, Knight of the Ninth Arch
• Customization: Available on request

Q: What degree is this apron made for?

A: This apron is made for the 13th Degree of the Scottish Rite, known as the Royal Arch of Solomon or Knight of the Ninth Arch. The white and red moire color arrangement and the central triangle emblem connect directly to the symbols and ritual of this degree.

Q: What materials make up this apron?

A: The apron combines white imitation or lambskin leather for the body ground with finest quality red moire ribbon for the flap and border, soft padding throughout, and a rear lining pocket, fastened with a gold plated snake belt fitting.

Q: Is customization available for this apron?

A: Yes. Customization is available at no additional charge. Contact by email for officers whose specific 13th Degree regalia needs require adjustments beyond the standard construction offered.

Q: How should I measure for the correct belt fit?

A: Wrap a tape measure around your waist at the point where the apron will sit for a snug but comfortable measurement. If your measurement falls between sizes, select the next largest size to ensure comfortable formal wear through extended chapter ceremonies.

Product Features

Gold triangle sunburst emblem centered on white leather body

The radiating sunburst surrounding the triangle sits at the center of the white leather apron body in the open field the 13th Degree tradition establishes for the Royal Arch of Solomon central symbol, reading clearly across the chapter room during degree conferral.

Red moire ribbon border and flap on finest quality ribbon

The watered silk pattern in the red moire shifts under chapter lighting as the officer moves, giving the border and flap a surface depth that plain red ribbon cannot produce at the color field the Knight of the Ninth Arch degree places on its officer dress.

Soft padding throughout with rear pocket and gold snake belt

Padding behind the leather face holds the flat presentation through the full degree evening, the rear pocket carries officer items without affecting front drape, and the gold plated snake fitting holds its waist position through a complete 13th Degree Scottish Rite chapter ceremony.