32nd Degree Scottish Rite Crown Cap – Black Rayon Wings Up Red Yellow

Description

32nd Degree Scottish Rite Crown Cap – Black Rayon Wings Up Red Yellow

32nd Degree Scottish Rite Crown Cap sits in structured black rayon with a flat-top crown cap form, its front face carrying an embroidered shield badge that presents the Double Eagle wings up configuration specific to the 32nd Degree of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite. Black rayon forms the full cap body in a clean, sleek finish that holds its form across soft and stiff construction options, giving each Mason the ability to select the cap build that matches his preference for ceremony wear.

The front badge presents on a shield-shaped panel affixed to the black rayon face, its dark background carrying a gold Double Eagle with wings raised upward in the 32nd Degree wings up configuration. A red triangle sits at the chest center of the eagle, the numeral 32 worked in gold or contrasting tone against the red field, confirming the degree designation directly on the badge face. Below the eagle body, crossed swords extend outward at the base of the shield emblem, their gold tone matching the eagle above and completing the full 32nd Degree badge composition. The shield form of the badge panel distinguishes this cap badge from the circular medallion style used on other degree caps, giving the 32nd Degree piece its own visual identity within the Scottish Rite cap tradition.

Black rayon covers the full cap body from the brim edge through the flat crown, its weave giving the surface a smooth, professional appearance appropriate to formal Scottish Rite degree occasions, chapter gatherings, and installation ceremonies. Rayon at this quality level holds its shape through repeated wear without the fabric developing surface wear patterns at the crown edge or brim where contact is most frequent during handling and storage.

Two construction options are available: soft and stiff. Soft construction allows the cap body to flex slightly during wear, conforming more closely to individual head shape across the crown. Stiff construction holds a more rigid circular form, maintaining the structured flat-top silhouette that is standard for formal Scottish Rite crown cap presentation. Both carry the same badge placement and black rayon finish, with the construction choice affecting only the feel and rigidity of the cap body during ceremony wear.

Multiple sizes ensure a precise fit across the range of wearers who hold the 32nd Degree within the Scottish Rite, making the cap appropriate for formal chapter occasions, degree conferrals, and any Scottish Rite event where correct degree headwear is required. The embroidered shield badge holds its position on the cap face through repeated handling and wear without the panel edges lifting from the rayon surface.

Product Features

Embroidered 32nd Degree Shield Badge

A shield-shaped embroidered badge carries the gold Double Eagle wings up, red triangle with 32nd degree numeral, and crossed swords at the base, positioned at the front face of the black rayon cap.

Premium Black Rayon Cap Body

Black rayon forms the full flat-top crown cap in a smooth, professional finish that holds its form through repeated Scottish Rite degree occasion wear in both soft and stiff construction options.

Soft and Stiff Construction Options

Two build options allow each Mason to select his preference: soft construction conforms to head shape during wear, while stiff construction holds the structured flat-top cap silhouette throughout ceremony.

Multiple Sizes Available

The cap is available in various sizes to ensure a precise fit for 32nd Degree Scottish Rite members across formal chapter occasions, degree conferrals, and installation ceremonies.

Specifications

Material: Black Rayon Badge: Embroidered Shield – Gold Double Eagle Wings Up – Red Triangle 32nd Degree – Crossed Swords Construction Options: Soft Stiff Sizes: Available in Various Sizes Suitable For: 32nd Degree Scottish Rite

FAQ

Q: What is shown on the cap badge?

A: The shield-shaped badge carries a gold Double Eagle with wings raised upward, a red triangle with the 32nd degree numeral at the eagle chest, and crossed swords at the base of the shield composition.

Q: What is the difference between soft and stiff construction?

A: Soft construction allows the cap body to flex and conform to head shape during wear, while stiff construction holds a rigid structured flat-top form that maintains the formal Scottish Rite crown cap silhouette throughout ceremony.

Q: What material is this cap made from?

A: The cap body is made from premium black rayon, providing a smooth, sleek finish that holds its form through repeated degree occasion wear without surface wear at the crown or brim edges.

Q: Is this cap available in my size?

A: Yes, the cap is available in various sizes to ensure a precise fit for 32nd Degree Scottish Rite members at formal chapter occasions and degree gatherings.