29th Degree Scottish Rite Collar – Green Satin Ribbon Swivel Hook

Description

29th Degree Scottish Rite Collar – Green Satin Ribbon Swivel Hook

29th Degree Scottish Rite Collar is constructed from green satin ribbon running 11 centimeters wide across the full collar length. Satin carries a smooth, high-sheen surface produced by the float weave structure of the fabric, where the warp threads lie across the surface without interlacing at every point. That construction gives satin its characteristic gloss, with the green surface reading in reflected light rather than absorbing it the way matte ribbon does under Lodge room lighting.

The 11 centimeter ribbon width is a substantial collar measurement. At this width, the collar sits prominently across the shoulders and chest when worn, covering a significant area of the officer dress beneath it and making the green color presentation immediately visible from across the Scottish Rite degree room. The ribbon lies flat across the shoulder line without bunching or curling at the edges because the satin weave structure holds the fabric body consistently across its full width.

Green satin carries a directional quality to its sheen. As the wearer moves during ceremony, the surface tone shifts between a brighter and a deeper green depending on the angle at which light strikes the floating warp threads. This tonal variation gives the collar a livelier appearance during movement than flat-finish ribbon of the same color, reinforcing the visual presence of the 29th Degree officer during formal Scottish Knight of Saint Andrew degree occasions.

The collar back is constructed in green fabric, completing the color presentation on both the visible and inner surfaces. A green back lining means the collar presents consistently whether the ribbon front or the back edge is visible, with no contrasting inner color showing at the collar edge during wear or removal.

A swivel hook sits at the bottom point of the collar. The swivel hook allows a degree jewel to be attached directly to the collar lower point when required, hanging clear of the collar surface without pulling the ribbon out of alignment. The swivel mechanism rotates the jewel fitting freely, preventing the attached jewel from twisting the collar ribbon during movement. This is a practical construction detail that allows the collar to function as a complete jewel-wearing assembly when the officer requires it.

The V-shaped collar form drops from the shoulder points to the lower chest in a clean angular line, with the 11 centimeter ribbon maintaining its width consistently from the upper shoulder edge to the collar point. From the image, the green satin body carries a red ribbon edging along the outer border of the collar on both sides, running the full length from shoulder to point. That red edging provides a color border that defines the outer collar edge against the officer dress beneath it and adds a secondary color note to the green satin presentation.

The satin ribbon holds its surface sheen across repeated handling and storage between Scottish Rite degree meetings, provided it is stored without sharp creasing that would crush the float weave structure permanently. The swivel hook fitting at the lower point holds its position at the collar apex without pulling the ribbon out of the V-alignment during ceremony wear.

Product Features

Green Satin Ribbon Construction

The collar is formed from green satin ribbon 11 centimeters wide, with a smooth float-weave surface that reflects light and shifts tone during movement for a visually present Scottish Rite degree collar.

11 Centimeter Ribbon Width

At 11 centimeters wide, the collar sits prominently across the shoulders and chest during formal ceremony wear, covering the officer dress beneath it with a full green satin color presentation.

Red Border Edging on Outer Collar Edge

From the image, a red ribbon edging runs along the full outer border of both collar sides from shoulder to point, defining the collar edge against the officer dress beneath and adding a secondary color note to the green satin body.

Green Back Lining

The collar back is constructed in green fabric, presenting consistent color on both surfaces so no contrasting inner lining shows at the collar edge during wear or removal.

Swivel Hook at Lower Collar Point

A swivel hook at the collar base point allows a degree jewel to be attached when required, rotating freely to prevent the jewel from twisting the ribbon during ceremony movement.

Specifications

• Ribbon Color: Green Satin
• Back: Green
• Border: Red Edging on Outer Collar Edge
• Width: 11 cm
• Degree: 29th Degree – Scottish Knight of Saint Andrew
• Additional: Swivel Hook at Bottom for Jewel Attachment

FAQ

Q: What material is this collar made from?

A: The collar is constructed from green satin ribbon, which carries a smooth float-weave surface that reflects light and shifts tone during movement under Lodge room lighting.

Q: How wide is the ribbon on this collar?

A: The ribbon runs 11 centimeters wide across the full collar length, sitting prominently across the shoulders and chest with a full green satin color presentation during ceremony wear.

Q: What is the swivel hook at the bottom of the collar for?

A: The swivel hook allows a degree jewel to be attached at the lower collar point when required, rotating freely to prevent the jewel from twisting the ribbon during formal ceremony movement.

Q: What degree is this collar designed for?

A: This collar is designed for the 29th Degree of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, known as the Scottish Knight of Saint Andrew degree.

Q: What color is the back of this collar?

A: The back is constructed in green fabric, presenting consistent color on both surfaces so no contrasting inner lining shows at the collar edge during wear or removal.