Craft English Regulation Cuff Lancashire Western Division – Blue Gold Fringe

Description

Craft English Regulation Cuff Lancashire Western Division – Blue Gold Fringe

Craft English Regulation Cuff is made for Lancashire Western Division members, the blue fabric body carrying the division’s circular crest on each panel. Royal blue covers the full cuff face, and gold bullion fringe runs the lower edge in even columns — the fringe weight giving the cuff a formal drape when worn at the wrist. Gold trim borders the upper and side edges of each cuff, framing the blue body with a clean metallic line that defines the cuff profile from a distance.

At the center of each cuff, a circular gold embroidered crest reads “Lancashire Western Division” around the outer ring, with an eagle emblem at the center worked in gold bullion thread. Hand embroidery on the crest gives the lettering and eagle detail a raised, dimensional quality — individual thread passes building the design layer by layer until the emblem sits above the blue fabric surface. The circular border of the crest is worked in matching gold, consistent in width all the way around.

Blue fabric this quality holds its color evenly across the full cuff face without variation between panels. The royal blue reads as a single, matched tone under Lodge and Chapter lighting, which matters when both cuffs are worn together and visible simultaneously. Gold fringe at the lower edge hangs in uniform columns, cut to even length and weighted enough to fall straight without splaying.

Hand embroidery on the Lancashire Western Division crest is specific to this division’s ceremonial dress standard. The eagle at center and the division name around the ring are the identifying elements that confirm membership and rank within the Western Division structure. Cuffs of this type are worn at formal Craft occasions, Chapter meetings, and division-specific ceremonial events where division identity is part of the dress requirement.

Gold bullion thread on the crest emblem catches light differently at each angle, a quality specific to hand work that machine embroidery does not replicate. The fringe at the lower edge moves naturally with the wearer, adding a formal ceremonial presence without additional weight on the wrist. Both cuffs present as a matched pair — same crest placement, same fringe length, same gold border trim on each panel.

Product Features

Royal Blue Fabric Body

High-quality royal blue fabric covers the full cuff face with even color depth across both panels for a consistent matched presentation when worn together.

Gold Bullion Hand Embroidered Crest

Lancashire Western Division circular crest with eagle emblem, hand-stitched in raised gold bullion thread at the center of each cuff panel.

Gold Bullion Fringe Lower Edge

Even gold bullion fringe runs the full lower edge of each cuff, hanging in uniform columns with enough weight to fall straight during ceremonial wear.

Gold Border Trim

Gold trim frames the upper and side edges of each cuff, defining the blue body with a clean metallic border visible from across the Lodge room.

Lancashire Western Division Specific

Crest design and division name embroidery are specific to Lancashire Western Division ceremonial dress requirements for formal Craft occasions.

Custom Design Available

Additional gauntlet designs are available at the same price — contact for custom specifications beyond the standard Lancashire Western Division crest.

Specifications

• Material: High-quality royal blue fabric
• Embroidery: Hand embroidery, gold bullion thread
• Crest: Lancashire Western Division circular crest with eagle emblem
• Fringe: Gold bullion fringe, full lower edge
• Border: Gold trim, upper and side edges
• Fit: Standard Masonic regalia size
• Quantity: Pair of cuffs

FAQ

Q: What division are these cuffs made for? A: These cuffs are specifically designed for Lancashire Western Division members, with the division name and eagle crest hand embroidered in gold bullion on each panel.

Q: Is the embroidery hand done or machine made? A: All crest embroidery is hand-stitched in gold bullion thread, producing a raised, dimensional finish that machine embroidery does not replicate at the same depth.

Q: Can these cuffs be made in a different design or specification? A: Yes. Additional gauntlet designs are available at the same price — contact directly with custom specifications for division-specific or bespoke crest requirements.

Q: What is the fringe material and how does it hang? A: Gold bullion fringe runs the full lower edge of each cuff, cut to even length and weighted to hang straight in uniform columns during formal ceremonial wear.

Q: Are both cuffs matched as a pair? A: Yes. Both cuffs present with the same crest placement, fringe length, gold border trim, and royal blue fabric tone for a consistent matched appearance when worn together.