Scottish Rite 6th Degree Apron – White Red Moire Gold Triangle

Description

Scottish Rite 6th Degree Apron – White Red Moire Gold Triangle

Scottish Rite 6th Degree apron tradition runs deep in the degree work of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, and this white and red moire apron carries every element that lodge ceremony demands. Red and white together signal the specific degree rank of the wearer, marking his place within the progression of Scottish Rite degrees with a clarity that no other color combination achieves.

The apron body measures 350mm wide by 300mm in height, a proportion that sits naturally at the waist without crowding the body or hanging loose during degree ritual. White moire fabric forms the field, clean and formal against the richness of the red moire ribbon border that frames all four sides. Moire fabric catches light with a subtle watermark pattern, giving the surface movement and depth that flat fabric cannot replicate. The red V-shaped flap folds down from the top edge, drawing the eye to the gold triangle centered at its point, a symbol that carries direct meaning within 6th Degree Scottish Rite ceremony.

Four symbolic figures mark the white field of the apron body, positioned with deliberate spacing across the surface. Each symbol connects to the operative and speculative traditions that the Scottish Rite preserves across its degree structure. When a brother wears this apron before the altar during the 6th Degree, every element on its face is placed there by design, not decoration.

Beneath the surface, soft padding gives the apron body a clean hold and a composed appearance throughout a full degree evening. A rear pocket adds practical utility for lodge occasions where a brother carries materials through multiple ceremonies. The adjustable belt fastens with a gold plated snake fitting, a traditional closure that holds its position securely without slipping during movement between stations.

Two material options are available: Imitation leather or Lambskin leather, each cut to the same regulation dimensions. Lambskin carries its own Masonic significance, connecting the wearer to the ancient symbolism of the lamb that runs through Blue Lodge and Scottish Rite tradition alike. Care instructions require dry cleaning only, which preserves the moire fabric and protects the gold triangle detail across years of degree ceremony use.

Finest quality moire ribbon finishes the border, the same ribbon grade used in officer regalia across Scottish Rite bodies worldwide. The red tones hold their depth through repeated dry cleaning cycles without fading or losing the watermark character that defines quality moire.

The gold plated snake belt fitting locks flat and stays closed through the full movement of a Scottish Rite degree ceremony.

Product Features

Red Moire Ribbon Border with V-Shaped Flap

Finest quality red moire ribbon frames all four sides and forms the V-shaped collar flap, presenting the deep watermark texture and color depth that Scottish Rite degree ceremony requires.

Gold Triangle Centered on Red Flap

A gold triangle sits precisely at the center point of the red flap, carrying direct symbolic meaning within 6th Degree Scottish Rite tradition and identifying the wearer’s degree rank at a glance.

Adjustable Belt with Gold Plated Snake Fitting

The belt adjusts to fit a range of waist sizes and fastens with a traditional gold plated snake fitting that holds its position securely through extended degree work.

Soft Padding with Rear Pocket

Interior soft padding keeps the apron body composed and flat during ceremony, while the rear pocket provides practical storage for lodge materials across a full degree evening.

Two Material Options: Imitation or Lambskin Leather

Available in both imitation and genuine lambskin leather, allowing brothers to choose the material that best reflects their commitment to Scottish Rite tradition.

Specifications

• Material: White and Red Moire fabric
• Body: Imitation or Lambskin Leather available
• Color: White and Red
• Size: 350mm x 300mm
• Belt: Adjustable with gold plated snake fitting
• Padding: Soft interior padding
• Pocket: Rear pocket included
• Care: Dry clean only

FAQ

Q: What is the significance of the red and white color combination on this apron?

A: Red and white together identify the 6th Degree within Scottish Rite progression, marking the wearer’s rank during degree ceremony with immediate visual clarity.

Q: What is the difference between the imitation and lambskin leather options?

A: Both are cut to identical dimensions and carry the same moire border and gold triangle detail. Lambskin carries traditional Masonic symbolism connecting the wearer to ancient craft ceremony, while imitation leather offers a durable and practical alternative.

Q: How should I care for this apron between Scottish Rite meetings?

A: Dry clean only. This preserves the red moire ribbon border, protects the gold triangle, and maintains the white apron body across years of regular degree ceremony use.

Q: What size is this apron and will the belt fit my waist?

A: The apron body measures 350mm wide by 300mm in height. The adjustable belt accommodates a range of waist sizes and fastens with a gold plated snake fitting for a secure hold.