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

Description

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

Chosen by companions who understand that the apron worn after the chair says something lasting about how that service is carried forward. And this one says it well. The Past Master Blue Lodge Apron with Gold Hand Embroidery and Blue Grosgrain Border brings together materials that hold their appearance through years of degree work without needing to be babied between ceremonies.

White glossy satin forms the apron body. Not the flat matte surface you see on standard regalia — actual glossy satin, which gives the gold bullion embroidery a background that makes the Past Master emblems stand out properly at ceremony. Gold bullion threads with black accents, worked by hand across the flap and body. The raised dimensional effect on the emblems is something you notice immediately up close, and the black accents give the design definition rather than letting the gold sit flat against the white.

But the border is what frames everything. Blue polyester grosgrain ribbon, 2 inches wide on the apron body and 1.5 inches on the flap. Heavy-ribbed weave, consistent colour, non-reflective finish. It sits against the satin body cleanly without pulling or lifting at the edges.

Worth noting — the back is lined in matching blue fine polyester fabric with a glove pocket. Small detail. Genuinely useful once you are dressed and standing at convocation with nowhere to put your gloves.

Apron measures 14 inches high by 16 inches wide. Includes the bib flap. Belt is a 40-inch blue polyester adjustable waist belt with a golden metal snake fastener, fits waist sizes comfortably up to 54 inches.

A single short sentence. This apron is ready for the chapter room from the moment it arrives.

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

Product Features

• Brand new Masonic Past Master Apron with flap (bib)
• Hand embroidered with golden bullion threads and black accents
• Apron body made on high quality white glossy satin
• Blue polyester grosgrain ribbon border, 2 inch wide on apron and 1.5 inch wide on flap
• Matching blue fine polyester fabric lining on back with glove pocket
• 40 inch blue polyester adjustable waist belt with golden metal snake fastener, fits up to 54 inch waist

Specifications

Material: Blue Grosgrain, White Glossy Satin, Golden Bullion Threads Embroidery: Hand Embroidered with Golden Bullion Threads and Black Accents Dimensions: 14 inch high x 16 inch wide Border: Blue Polyester Grosgrain Ribbon, 2 inch on apron, 1.5 inch on flap Lining: Blue Fine Polyester Fabric with Glove Pocket Belt: 40 inch Blue Polyester Adjustable Waist Belt with Golden Metal Snake Fastener (fits up to 54 inch waist)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What makes the satin body different from standard lodge aprons?

A: This apron is made on white glossy satin rather than the flat matte surface common in standard regalia. The glossy finish gives the hand embroidered gold bullion emblems a richer visual contrast, which reads clearly at formal ceremony and degree work.

Q: How is the embroidery on this apron produced?

A: The embroidery is worked by hand using golden bullion threads with black accents. Hand embroidery at this level produces a raised, dimensional effect on the Past Master emblems that machine embroidery cannot replicate.

Q: What belt comes with this apron and what waist sizes does it accommodate?

A: This apron includes a 40 inch blue polyester adjustable waist belt fitted with a golden metal snake fastener and adjuster. It fits waist sizes up to 54 inches, covering a proper range for most companions without adjustment issues.

Q: How should this apron be cared for between lodge ceremonies?

A: Store it flat in a regalia case away from moisture and direct sunlight to protect both the glossy satin body and the bullion embroidery. Avoid folding directly across the embroidered areas where possible, and handle the grosgrain border gently to keep its edges sitting flat over time.