33rd Degree Scottish Rite Crown Cap – Wings Up Gold Bullion

Description

33rd Degree Scottish Rite Crown Cap – Wings Up Gold Bullion

Receiving the 33rd Degree of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite places a brother in a category that most Masons who begin the journey never reach. The crown cap worn at that level is not simply headwear. It is a physical marker of that distinction, and every element of this piece is built to carry that weight correctly.

Black Cordura fabric forms the full body of this cap, selected for the structural durability it provides over years of formal ceremony wear. Cordura holds its shape under the gold braid band, the cord assembly, and the bullion emblem without softening at the crown or losing the circular profile that Scottish Rite crown caps must maintain from the first formal occasion through every one that follows. The black surface presents cleanly under ceremony lighting, providing the dark field against which the gold elements read with maximum contrast.

Gold braid band runs the full circumference of the cap at the lower section, giving the piece its immediate visual register as senior degree dress within the Scottish Rite. At the 33rd Degree level, gold braid at this width and placement communicates rank before the emblem is even read. Every member seated in the Scottish Rite lodge room recognizes what that band means on a black cap.

Gold bullion wire emblem on the front face carries the wings-up symbol associated with the 33rd Degree, worked in the dimensional quality that bullion wire produces above a flat surface. The emblem sits centered at the front of the cap with the 33rd Degree insignia trimmed precisely in gold bullion, giving it the surface depth and light reflection that printed or machine-embroidered alternatives cannot replicate. Beside the emblem, the small triangular 33rd Degree pin adds the degree number in the purple and gold register specific to this honor.

Gold cord extends across the top of the cap and fastens at both sides with gold buttons, completing the dress of the piece and adding the cord detail that Scottish Rite crown cap tradition at this degree level requires. The cord sits flat across the crown without bunching, and the buttons at each side hold it in position through extended ceremony wear.

Available in various sizes to ensure correct fit across the full range of members receiving or wearing this degree’s regalia. A crown cap that fits correctly sits level on the head without pressing at the temples or requiring adjustment between moments of formal wear.

The gold bullion wire emblem sitting above the Cordura surface at the front face, catching light differently than the braid band or cord assembly around it, is the physical detail that marks this cap as 33rd Degree dress rather than general Scottish Rite headwear.

Q: What material is this crown cap made from?

A: The cap is constructed from black Cordura fabric, selected for its structural durability and ability to hold the cap’s circular profile through repeated formal ceremony wear.

Q: What does the emblem on this cap represent?

A: The front face carries a gold bullion wire wings-up emblem associated with the 33rd Degree of the Scottish Rite, trimmed precisely in gold bullion wire with a 33rd Degree triangular insignia alongside it.

Q: What sizes are available for this cap?

A: This cap is available in various sizes to ensure a correct and comfortable fit for all wearers receiving or wearing 33rd Degree Scottish Rite regalia.

Q: How is the gold cord attached to this cap?

A: Gold cord extends across the top of the cap and fastens at both sides with gold buttons, holding the cord flat across the crown through extended formal ceremony wear.

Product Features

Gold bullion wire wings-up emblem at front face

Bullion wire construction produces dimensional height above the Cordura surface, giving the 33rd Degree symbol light reflection and surface depth that machine embroidery cannot replicate at this regalia level.

Gold braid band at full cap circumference

Braid runs the complete lower circumference of the cap, communicating 33rd Degree rank within Scottish Rite dress immediately and providing the formal register the degree’s ceremony occasions require.

Black Cordura fabric body with full structural integrity

Cordura construction holds the cap’s circular profile and crown shape through repeated formal wear without softening under the weight of the braid band, cord, or bullion emblem assembly.

Gold cord with gold button fastening at both sides

Cord extends across the crown and fastens with gold buttons at each side, completing the dress of the cap and holding position through extended Scottish Rite ceremony without adjustment.

Available in various sizes

Size range ensures correct fit across all members wearing 33rd Degree Scottish Rite regalia, with the cap sitting level and secure through formal ceremonies, meetings, and lodge gatherings.

Specifications

• Material: Black Cordura Fabric
• Trim: Gold Braid Band
• Emblem: Gold Bullion Wire Wings-Up 33rd Degree Symbol
• Decoration: Gold Cord with Gold Button Fastening
• Size Options: Available in Various Sizes