Masonic Funeral Aprons White Duck Cloth with Black Ribbon Pack of 12

Masonic Funeral Aprons White Duck Cloth with Black Ribbon Pack of 12

Few things a lodge handles carry the kind of weight a memorial service does. Everything needs to be right on that day. The aprons especially — because when twelve brothers stand in formation, every single one has to look the same.

Cotton duck cloth is a specific weave. Tightly constructed, heavier than standard cotton, and it drapes flat rather than pulling or bunching at the front during ceremony. That flat drape is exactly what you want on a white apron that is going to be worn in a solemn setting where every detail is visible. These Masonic Funeral Aprons are built from that material and the difference shows the moment you hold one.

The trim is 5/8 inch black polyester grosgrain ribbon. Grosgrain has a ribbed texture that holds its edge cleanly — it does not fray at the corners or curl away from the face the way satin ribbon tends to do after repeated use. And on a white apron with black trim, any curling or fraying is immediately obvious. So the ribbon choice here is a practical one, not just an aesthetic one. Each apron runs 14 inches high and 16 inches wide. The black tie ribbon extends 36 inches on each side — long enough to tie properly on any brother regardless of build, which matters when you are outfitting an entire lodge rather than ordering individually fitted pieces.

The flap is included. That classic bib design that reads as Masonic regalia the moment someone walks into the room.

Pack of twelve. Shipped flat in a cardboard box. Worth noting because a creased apron at a memorial service is the kind of thing that gets noticed by the wrong people for the wrong reasons. Flat shipping removes that problem before it starts.

And look — for lodges that hold regular memorial services, having twelve uniform aprons stored and ready removes one logistical concern from a day that already asks a great deal from the brothers involved. That is really what this pack is about.

Every Masonic Funeral Apron is individually inspected before dispatch, ensuring it arrives in perfect ceremonial condition.

Product Features

• White cotton duck cloth construction for a flat, professional drape during ceremony
• Classic flap and bib design consistent with traditional Masonic memorial apron style
• 5/8 inch black polyester grosgrain ribbon trim for a clean, curl-resistant edge finish
• Black tie ribbon extends 36 inches on each side for a secure and adjustable fit
• Uniform dimensions of 14 inches high by 16 inches wide across all twelve aprons
• Pack of 12 shipped flat in a cardboard box to prevent fold creasing on arrival

Specifications

• Material: White cotton duck cloth
• Dimensions: 14 inches high x 16 inches wide
• Trim: 5/8 inch wide black polyester grosgrain ribbon
• Ribbon Length: 36 inches on each side
• Quantity: Pack of 12
• Packaging: Shipped flat in a cardboard box

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What ceremonies are these Masonic Funeral Aprons designed for?

A: These aprons are made specifically for Masonic memorial and funeral services where a uniform, respectful appearance across all participating brothers is required. The white cotton duck cloth and black ribbon trim follow the traditional regalia standard expected at solemn lodge ceremonies.

Q: Are all twelve aprons in the pack cut to the same dimensions?

A: Yes. Every apron in the pack measures 14 inches high by 16 inches wide, ensuring a consistent appearance when worn together during ceremony. Lodges ordering for group use can rely on that uniformity across the full pack of twelve.

Q: Will the tie ribbons fit brothers of different builds?

A: The black grosgrain ribbon ties extend 36 inches on each side, which provides enough length to tie comfortably and securely on brothers of varying builds. No additional adjustment or alteration is needed for general lodge use.

Q: How are the aprons packaged and will they arrive wrinkle-free?

A: The Masonic Funeral Aprons are shipped flat inside a cardboard box specifically to prevent fold lines and creasing during transit. Arriving flat means they are ready for use without pressing or steaming before a ceremony.