English Royal Arch Collarette – Blue Red Moire Gold Trim Officer

Description

English Royal Arch Collarette – Blue Red Moire Gold Trim Officer

English Royal Arch Collarette carries its design in the fabric pattern itself — alternating red and blue triangles across the full width of the collar ribbon, forming a bold geometric zigzag that runs from the neckline down the full V-length to the front point. This is not a printed surface design. The alternating triangle pattern in moire fabric is achieved through the combination of blue and red moire ribbon sections cut and joined at precise diagonal angles to produce the repeating geometric sequence. Each triangle sits cleanly against the next with no misalignment at the join lines visible in the image.

Moire fabric carries its characteristic wave pattern within the weave itself — the optical ripple that runs through the surface and shifts under light as the collar moves. On a two-colour collar of this construction, both the blue and red sections carry that wave pattern independently, so the surface of the collarette reads as texturally rich across every triangle rather than presenting flat colour blocks. The blue sections read as deep and dimensional under Royal Arch chapter lighting, the red sections bright and warm alongside them.

Gold trim borders run along all outer edges of the collarette. From the image, the gold border is consistent in width along the full outer edge of both collar panels, tracing the V-shape from neckline down to the bottom point. That gold line contains the alternating triangle pattern cleanly and provides the third colour element that brings contrast definition to the blue and red geometry. Without the gold border, the triangle edges would read against each other only — the gold separates the collar body from the space around it and gives the piece a finished, formal perimeter.

On the lower section of each collar panel, gold lettering identifies the officer position. The left panel carries G and the right carries TY — together reading as the Grand Tyler designation. At the bottom center point of the V, the year 2022 is embroidered in gold. These personalisation details confirm the collarette was produced to specific chapter and year requirements, and the input confirms personalisation is available upon request for future orders.

At the neckline top, a small gold connector pin joins both collar panels at the center back, holding the collarette in the correct V-position across the officer’s chest and shoulders. The V-shape of the collar falls naturally from that center neckline point downward, the two panels draping with the weight of the moire ribbon fabric rather than requiring internal stiffening to hold their line.

Worn during official Royal Arch chapter meetings and ceremonies, this collarette identifies the chapter officer’s role clearly through both the geometric pattern and the embroidered designation letters. The gold border trim holds its position along every edge through repeated chapter wear. The alternating triangle joins hold their diagonal line without fraying at the seam points across the full collar length.

Product Features

Blue Red Moire Alternating Triangle Pattern

Red and blue moire ribbon sections are cut and joined at diagonal angles to produce a repeating geometric zigzag across the full collar width, with each triangle sitting cleanly against the next throughout the V-length.

Gold Border Trim Along All Outer Edges

Consistent-width gold trim runs the complete outer perimeter of both collar panels, containing the triangle pattern cleanly and providing formal edge definition from the neckline down to the front point.

Moire Fabric Wave Texture on Both Colour Sections

Both the blue and red triangle sections carry the characteristic moire wave pattern within the weave, producing a light-shifting textured surface across the full collarette rather than flat colour blocks.

Gold Embroidered Officer Designation Letters

Gold lettering on the lower panels identifies the officer position clearly, with the year embroidered at the bottom V-point for chapter-specific personalisation of the collarette.

Personalizable to Chapter Requirements

The collarette can be personalised with specific officer designations, chapter names, or year details upon request, making it suitable for custom chapter officer production.

Specifications

• Collar Type: Royal Arch Chapter Collarette
• Fabric: Blue and Red Moire
• Borders: Gold
• Pattern: Alternating Triangle Geometric
• Personalization: Available upon request

FAQ

Q: What fabric is this Royal Arch collarette made from?

A: The collarette is constructed from blue and red moire fabric, a woven material with a natural wave pattern that produces a light-shifting textured surface across both the blue and red triangle sections.

Q: What is the pattern design on this collarette?

A: The collarette features alternating red and blue triangles across its full width, cut and joined at diagonal angles to create a repeating geometric zigzag that runs the full V-length of the collar.

Q: Can this collarette be personalised?

A: Yes. The collarette is available with personalisation including officer designation letters, chapter name, or year details upon request, as seen with the G TY and 2022 embroidery on the image shown.

Q: What does the gold trim on this collarette do?

A: Gold trim borders run along all outer edges of both collar panels, containing the alternating triangle pattern cleanly and providing a formal gold perimeter line from neckline to the front V-point.