Past Master Blue Grosgrain Lodge Apron with Gold and Blue Hand Embroidery

Description

Past Master Blue Grosgrain Lodge Apron with Gold and Blue Hand Embroidery

Among the regalia a Past Master selects after leaving the chair, few choices carry the visual weight that gold and blue hand embroidery against a deep grosgrain border delivers at ceremony. This apron is built on genuine lambskin — high-grade, dense grain, the kind that holds a flat professional drape from the first wear and does not develop the permanent fold lines that lower-grade bases show after a season of regular use.

The blue grosgrain ribbon border runs two inches wide along the apron body and steps to one and a half on the flap. Heavy ribbed weave. And that ribbing is what keeps grosgrain looking sharp over time — it holds structure at the edges, resists the soft worn look that plain ribbon develops, and the color saturation stays consistent rather than fading unevenly through repeated folding and storage.

Gold metallic and royal blue silk threads combine in the hand embroidery to render the Past Master symbols with a three-dimensional quality that flat embroidery simply cannot achieve. The gold catches light at ceremony. The blue holds depth. Together they read as something considerably more considered than single-colour work, and up close the stitch density makes that obvious immediately.

Matching blue fine polyester lines the back completely, with a glove pocket built in. Not added on. Built in. And honestly that pocket matters more at formal degree work and installation than most companions expect before they have actually used it.

Fourteen inches high, sixteen wide. The forty inch adjustable belt closes with a golden metal snake fastener and accommodates waist sizes up to fifty-four inches — a wider range than most aprons at this level offer, which is worth noting if fit has been an issue with previous regalia.

But the detail that holds everything together here is the consistency — grosgrain, embroidery, lining, hardware — all pulling in the same direction without anything feeling out of place.

Every apron is individually inspected before dispatch, ensuring it arrives in perfect ceremonial condition.

Product Features

• Genuine lambskin base with flat, crease-resistant professional drape
• Blue polyester grosgrain ribbon border: 2 inch on body, 1.5 inch on flap
• Gold metallic and royal blue silk hand embroidery of Past Master symbols
• Matching blue fine polyester rear lining with built-in glove pocket
• 40 inch adjustable waist belt with golden metal snake fastener
• Fits waist sizes up to 54 inches

Specifications

Material: Blue Grosgrain, Gold and Blue Threads Size: 14 inch x 16 inch Embroidery: Gold and Blue Hand Embroidery Belt: Adjustable Waist Belt with Golden Metal Snake Fastener Border: 2 inch wide on apron, 1.5 inch wide on flap Lining: Matching Blue Fine Polyester with Glove Pocket

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this apron appropriate for Past Master ceremonies and formal lodge occasions?

A: Yes, this lodge regalia is made specifically for Past Masters and is suited to installations, formal degree work, and all chapter ceremonies where the rank is represented. The gold and blue hand embroidery renders the Past Master symbols with the clarity the office demands.

Q: What waist sizes does the belt on this apron accommodate?

A: This lodge regalia includes a forty inch adjustable waist belt with a golden metal snake fastener that fits waist sizes up to fifty-four inches. The fastener closes flat and secure, maintaining a clean silhouette throughout ceremony and procession.

Q: How should this apron be stored to maintain its condition?

A: Store this lodge regalia flat or folded carefully inside a regalia case, away from direct light and moisture. The grosgrain border and hand embroidery both benefit from proper storage, and keeping it protected between ceremonies will preserve the gold and blue thread quality over the long term.

Q: Does this apron include practical features for use during lodge sessions?

A: Yes, this lodge regalia includes a glove pocket built into the matching blue rear lining, which companions find useful at formal ceremony and degree work. The full lining also protects the interior surface through repeated wear and folding.