24th Degree Scottish Rite Apron in Tricolour Moire Ribbon

Description

24th Degree Scottish Rite Apron in Tricolour Moire Ribbon

Among the most recognisable pieces in Scottish Rite regalia, the apron worn at the twenty-fourth degree carries a weight that companions feel the moment they hold it. The tricolour moire ribbon gives it that unmistakable rippled finish across the three panel sections, and that is not an accident. Moire ribbon behaves differently from flat satin or plain silk. It catches light at angles, shifts tone as you move, and communicates rank in a way that flat fabric simply cannot.

The multi-tonal panels are joined with careful micro-stitching so the transitions between colours lie completely flat. No bunching. No raised seam edges. And honestly most companions do not realise how much the internal construction matters until they have worn cheaper regalia a few times and noticed the apron losing its shape mid-ceremony.

Built with soft padding throughout the body and a stiffened backing layer in the internal structure. That combination keeps the hang straight even across longer sessions, which matters more than people think when you are standing at the front of the chapter room for extended degree work.

The material confirmed here is moire ribbon, with imitation or lambskin leather trim and satin detailing. Solid combination. Each colour transition is reinforced with high-tensile thread at the junction points to prevent any fraying where the distinct fabric weaves meet. And the rear pocket adds practical storage without interrupting the front profile at all.

Gold plated snake fitting on the adjustable belt. Clean and appropriate for the degree.

The tricolour itself carries symbolic meaning tied to the Prince of the Tabernacle degree, and companions who know that history tend to wear this apron with a different kind of awareness during ceremony.

Every apron is individually inspected before dispatch, ensuring it arrives in perfect ceremonial condition.

Product Features

• Tricolour moire ribbon panels with a signature rippled finish
• Gold plated snake fitting on an adjustable belt
• Soft padding throughout the apron body for comfort during long sessions
• Rear pocket integrated without disrupting the front ceremonial profile
• Colour transitions reinforced with high-tensile thread at all junction points
• Available in imitation or lambskin leather with satin detailing

Specifications

Material: Moire ribbon, Imitation or Lambskin Leather, Satin

Size: Width 350 mm, Height 300 mm

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this apron suitable for active Prince of the Tabernacle degree work?

A: Yes, this lodge regalia is specifically designed to reflect the symbolism and ceremonial requirements of the twenty-fourth degree. The tricolour panels and quality construction make it appropriate for active degree work and formal chapter occasions.

Q: What are the material options available for this apron?

A: This apron is crafted using moire ribbon, satin, and either imitation or lambskin leather, giving companions the choice between two body material options. Both choices maintain the same ceremonial finish and panel construction quality.

Q: How should this regalia be stored and maintained between ceremonies?

A: It is best stored flat or hanging in a regalia case to preserve the shape of the moire panels and prevent creasing at the colour transitions. Avoid folding along the panel junctions for extended periods, as this can stress the reinforced stitching over time.

Q: Does the belt fit a range of body sizes?

A: The adjustable belt with gold plated snake fitting accommodates a range of sizes comfortably. The apron body measures 350 mm in width and 300 mm in height, which is a standard ceremonial size suited to most companions.