Product Description

Buyers comparing the Past Master Apron Royal Blue Grosgrain usually start from the product name: colour, office or degree, and how the apron is finished.

Product copy desk: Lisa Thompson, Winnipeg, Canada (University of Washington, 13 years writing product specifications for ceremonial goods).

Product overview

Title signals point to Past Master use, with colour cues (royal blue, blue) and material cues (grosgrain). Surface detail referenced in the name includes: detail as shown. Production approach from title language: workshop production as listed in the product title.

We do not invent wear stories or unverifiable lab tests. Features below follow the product title, standard regalia practice, and how similar items are specified in the trade.

This item is part of our Masonic Aprons collection for lodge and chapter buyers who need titled pieces with clear colour and detail notes.

Features tied to the product title

• Named for Past Master contexts so officers and members can match the piece to the correct office or degree.
• Colour direction from the title: royal blue, blue.
• Material direction from the title: grosgrain.
• Surface detail: detail as shown.
• Built as working lodge regalia, not novelty costume wear.
• Sold by a manufacturer and supplier with worldwide shipping on the store.

Who this apron is for

Typical buyers include individual Past Master members, lodge secretaries ordering for installations, and chapters that need matching colour across a set. If your jurisdiction publishes a written colour or size standard, check that document before you confirm the order.

Treat it as working regalia: plan storage, transport, and timing around real meeting dates.

Materials and construction notes

From the title, expect grosgrain as the primary material language. Edge finish and surface detail should be judged against the product images on this page.

Title language for this item supports: workshop production as listed in the product title. Use the product images as the visual reference for fringe, metallic thread, or emblem detail.

Colour matching for lodge sets

Colour words (royal blue, blue) help when matching related pieces already in use. For bulk lodge orders, order matching pieces together so dye lots stay as consistent as practical.

Screen colours vary. If an exact shade is mandatory in your hall, ask before a large order.

When the apron is used

Common settings include stated meetings, installations, degree nights, and formal photographs for Past Master bodies. The apron should sit cleanly and align with the rest of the officer or member set.

Pack so embroidery and edges are not crushed. A dedicated case helps on longer trips.

Sizing and fit checks

Read any size field on the product page and measure once with a tape rather than guessing from clothing sizes. If your lodge issues a written dimension, follow that written guide.

Care and storage

Air after wear. Avoid long damp storage. Spot clean when possible. Do not apply a hot iron directly onto metallic or bullion work. Store flat or hung so creases do not set into detailed areas.

Honest limits

No regalia item survives neglect. Damp rooms, crushed packing, and last-minute sizing mistakes cause most complaints. We manufacture and supply. We do not claim personal wear testing we cannot verify, and we do not invent jurisdiction rules.

How to decide before you buy

1. Confirm the degree or office name matches what your body requires (Past Master).
2. Match colour words (royal blue, blue) to any written lodge standard.
3. Check material language (grosgrain).
4. Review product images for finish and detail.
5. Measure once and enter size fields carefully at checkout.
6. For sets, order related pieces together.

FAQs

Is the colour fixed?

Colour direction comes from the title (royal blue, blue). Screens differ; ask if a strict shade match is required.

Hand or machine work?

Title language supports: workshop production as listed in the product title.

Can a lodge order several matching pieces?

Yes. Order together when possible so colour lots stay consistent.

Do you ship worldwide?

Next Masonic ships worldwide from the store. Check the cart for options to your country.

What if my jurisdiction has a written standard?

Follow the written standard. Product titles help, but local rules come first.

How should I store the apron?

Dry, flat or hung, away from crushing weight on detailed areas.

Are claims based on personal wear tests?

No. Copy stays limited to title attributes, standard regalia practice, and manufacturer supply information.

What body is the Past Master Apron Royal Blue Grosgrain aimed at?

The title points to Past Master use. Confirm against your lodge or chapter rules.

Complete the set and related regalia

Related masonic aprons in this silo:

• Entered Apprentice Blue Lodge Apron – White
• Master Mason Blue Lodge Apron – Royal Blue Gold Embroidery
• Past Master Blue Lodge Apron – Royal Blue with Wreath Embroidered

Browse the full handmade masonic aprons collection for more titled options in the same category.

Complementary pieces often ordered with this item:

• cotton lodge gloves that match blue lodge officer aprons
• leather apron cases to protect finished aprons in transit
• complete blue lodge officer regalia sets for annual installations

Next step

If the Past Master Apron Royal Blue Grosgrain matches your degree, colour, and material needs, review the images on this page and add the correct size at checkout.

Store: nextmasonic.com/shop

Copy desk: Lisa Thompson, Winnipeg, Canada (University of Washington, 13 years).

For Past Master bodies that rotate officers yearly, label the storage bag with the office name so the correct apron returns to the right member next season.

Material reminder: grosgrain behave differently in humid halls. Air the apron after use and avoid sealed plastic for long storage.

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Silo note: pieces in the Masonic Aprons group should be chosen against the same colour language when a matched officer line is required.

Specification addendum for Past Master Apron Royal Blue Grosgrain: when two lodges share a district, colour lots should still be ordered as a batch if officers must appear matched in joint events.