Master Mason Red Masonic Moire Apron – White Red Lodge Officer

Description

Master Mason Red Masonic Moire Apron – White Red Lodge Officer

Master Mason Red Masonic Moire Apron builds its quality from the fabric selection first. Both the red borders and the white body are constructed from moire material — a woven ribbon fabric with a natural wave pattern running through its structure. That wave pattern is not a print or coating. It is part of how the cloth is woven, which means it reads differently under Lodge room light as the officer moves, shifting from a flat tone to a rippled, textured surface depending on angle. Flat satin does not do this. Moire does, and the difference is visible from across a Lodge room.

The apron measures 14 inches by 16 inches. That size places the lower hem correctly at the waist and gives the white field enough working area for the red M.. and B.. Masonic letter abbreviations on the lower corners. Each letter sits with its two-dot traditional abbreviation, rendered through finest quality machine embroidery. The thread lines in the image hold clean edges without crowding at the dot placements — a sign of controlled embroidery tension and consistent stitch density. The triangular flap at the top carries a red Square and Compass at its center, the symbol positioned squarely within the flap point and embroidered to the same standard as the lower lettering.

Red moire ribbon borders the full perimeter of the apron body. From the image, those borders hold even width along every edge with no narrowing at the corners — a construction detail that requires accurate cutting and attachment. The red V-shaped bib at the top is cut from the same red moire ribbon, so the colour and wave texture carry consistently across every red section of the piece rather than mixing materials between bib and border.

The adjustable belt uses a gold-plated snake fitting. Snake fasteners are a practical choice for ceremonial wear — they grip firmly, release cleanly, and the adjustment range covers a wide spread of waist sizes without relying on fixed belt holes. The gold-plated finish on the fitting coordinates with the embroidered elements across the apron face.

Rear construction includes a pocket and soft padding. The pocket sits flat against the back and provides secure storage during Lodge ceremony. The soft padding behind the apron body means the piece rests against the officer without rigidity — particularly relevant during longer periods of standing in formal degree work. Care instructions specify dry clean only, which protects the moire wave structure. Machine washing collapses the woven pattern permanently. The gold-plated snake fitting holds its closure position firmly through the full ceremony without slipping.

Product Features

Red White Moire Fabric Construction

Moire ribbon is used across both the red borders and white body, with its natural woven wave pattern delivering light-shifting visual depth that flat satin cannot produce in a Lodge room setting.

Gold-Plated Snake Belt Fitting — Adjustable Waist

The snake fastener grips and releases cleanly with a wide adjustment range, while the gold-plated finish coordinates with the embroidered insignia across the apron face.

Finest Quality Machine Embroidery — M.. B.. Insignia – Square and Compass

Machine embroidery delivers the Square and Compass at the flap center and the M.. B.. Masonic abbreviations at the lower corners with consistent stitch density and clean thread edges.

Rear Pocket – Soft Body Padding

A rear pocket holds degree documents securely during Lodge ceremony, and soft body padding ensures comfortable wear through extended standing in formal officer use.

14″ x 16″ Apron Body — Standard Lodge Proportion

The 14-inch height and 16-inch width place this apron correctly at the waist, giving the white field sufficient area for all insignia without the piece pulling wide or cutting short on the officer.

Specifications

• Material: Red and White Moire Fabric
• Color: Red and White
• Size: 14″ x 16″
• Belt: Adjustable with gold-plated snake fitting
• Care Instructions: Dry clean only

FAQ

Q: What material is this Master Mason apron made from?

A: The apron is constructed from red and white moire fabric — a woven ribbon material with a natural wave pattern that creates a light-shifting texture across both the red borders and the white body.

Q: What are the exact dimensions of this apron?

A: The apron body measures 14 inches by 16 inches, with an adjustable belt that accommodates a range of waist sizes via a gold-plated snake fitting.

Q: How should this apron be cleaned and maintained?

A: Care instructions specify dry clean only. Machine washing permanently collapses the woven wave structure of moire fabric, so dry cleaning is essential to preserve the ribbon finish and embroidery quality.

Q: What embroidered symbols appear on this apron?

A: The triangular flap carries a red Square and Compass at center, with M.. and B.. Masonic letter abbreviations embroidered in red on the lower left and right corners of the white body.