14th Degree Scottish Rite Apron – Set of 9  Blue Machine Embroidery

Description

14th Degree Scottish Rite Apron – Set of 9  Blue Machine Embroidery

14th Degree Scottish Rite Apron construction presents a white center body framed by a royal blue ribbon border running the full perimeter of both the apron body and the V-shaped flap, the blue border carrying the degree color of the Perfect Elu with clean, even width across every edge. Machine embroidery places the Past Master compass and quadrant tool symbol at the center of the white apron face, each thread pass locked at consistent tension so the gold instrument design sits flat against the white surface without pulling the body material inward. A gold decorative vine border traces the inner perimeter of the white face, running just inside the blue ribbon edge to frame the central symbol within a secondary decorative boundary that adds visual depth to the white center panel.

The small white square badge with gold G sits at the top right corner of the blue flap, its placement precise and deliberate within the flap construction so the degree marker reads clearly against the blue background without competing with the main apron body emblem below. Machine embroidery at this degree level locks each design element at the backing thread, which means the vine border, compass symbol, and flap badge all maintain their shape and position through the repeated Scottish Rite degree ceremonies where the 14th degree apron is worn. The 14th degree, Perfect Elu, carries the full title of Grand Elect, Perfect and Sublime Mason, one of the most significant degrees in the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, and the apron construction reflects the gravity of that degree work in the precision of its machine embroidery execution.

Royal blue as a border color choice for this degree follows the color assignment tradition of the Scottish Rite degree sequence, where each degree carries specific color designations that identify the degree level immediately to any brother present in the Lodge room. The white center body against the royal blue border creates a contrast that holds under Lodge room lighting without requiring additional embellishment beyond the machine embroidered central symbol and vine border. Available as a set of nine aprons, the construction specifications remain consistent across every piece in the set, with the same machine embroidery placement, blue border width, and silver-plated snake fitting applying to each apron so the full officer set reads as uniform formal degree wear.

A silver-plated snake fitting on the adjustable belt secures each apron at the waist, the silver tone complementing the royal blue border rather than introducing a contrasting metal color. Soft padding fills the rear of every apron body, holding the white front face flat against formal dress through extended Scottish Rite ceremony wear. A rear pocket provides glove storage on each piece in the set without adding bulk to the white front presentation. The finest quality fabric construction across the full set ensures consistent color depth in the royal blue border and consistent machine embroidery definition on the white face from the first apron to the ninth.

Product Features

White Apron Body with Royal Blue Ribbon Border

The royal blue border runs the full perimeter of both the apron body and flap in the degree color of the Perfect Elu, framing the white center face with consistent width from every edge to corner join.

Machine Embroidered Gold Past Master Symbol Center Face

Each thread pass is locked at consistent tension so the compass and quadrant tool design sits flat against the white apron surface without puckering, maintaining crisp definition through repeated Scottish Rite degree ceremony wear.

Gold Decorative Vine Border Inside White Face Perimeter

The vine border traces the inner edge of the white center panel just inside the blue ribbon border, adding a secondary decorative frame that gives the white face visual depth beyond a plain background.

Small White Square Badge with Gold G on Flap

Positioned at the top right corner of the royal blue flap, the badge marks the degree identifier precisely against the blue background without competing with the main emblem on the apron body below.

Silver-Plated Snake Fitting Adjustable Belt

The silver tone complements the royal blue border across the apron face, with the snake mechanism distributing belt tension evenly for a level hang through the full degree meeting.

Set of Nine with Consistent Construction Throughout

Every apron in the set carries the same machine embroidery placement, blue border width, silver fitting, and soft rear padding, so the full officer set reads as uniform formal degree wear across all nine pieces.

Specifications

• Material: Finest quality fabric with machine embroidery
• Color: Blue border, white body
• Adjustable Belt: Silver-plated snake fitting
• Back: Pocket with soft padding
• Degree: 14th Degree, Perfect Elu (Grand Elect, Perfect and Sublime Mason)
• Set: Available as set of 9

FAQ

Q: What degree is this apron designed for?

A: This apron is made for the 14th degree of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, known as the Perfect Elu or Grand Elect, Perfect and Sublime Mason.

Q: What type of embroidery is used and will the design hold across all nine aprons in the set?

A: Machine embroidery is used for the Past Master symbol, vine border, and flap badge on every apron. The backing thread lock at each pass keeps the designs consistent and stable across all nine pieces in the set.

Q: What color is the border and why?

A: The border is royal blue, following the specific degree color assignment of the 14th degree Perfect Elu within the Scottish Rite degree color sequence, where each degree carries a designated color for immediate rank identification.

Q: What belt fitting is used and does it adjust for different waist sizes?

A: Each apron uses an adjustable belt with a silver-plated snake fitting. The snake mechanism distributes tension evenly across the belt width, accommodating a range of waist sizes with a level apron hang.