Masonic Regalia

Freemasons wear Masonic Regalia at all of their meetings. Whilst this undoubtedly looks very strange to non-freemasons, regalia of different designs and types is worn for a number of reasons. There are many different orders within freemasonry and each order has its unique masonic regalia which at a basic level distinguishes them between themselves. There are many variations of regalia even within orders and these serve to distinguish the different ranks and seniority.

Masonic regalia serves a more fundemental purpose to the learned freemason however because generally speaking it carries a symbolic meaning which is related to an individual's potential for self-improvement.

As an example consider the well known Entered Apprentices apron. It is made of genuine lambskin, plain white, rectangular with a triangular flap hanging down over the rectangle.

An candidate to become an Entered Apprentice Freemason is expected to be true and trusting and a generally good person before he can be considered to become a member. Candidate has its roots in the Latin word 'Candida' or white. A white apron made of lambskin signifies innocence, purity and cleanliness of body and mind and a new mason is pledged never to disgrace the apron (badge) and thereby himself.

Of course when a person becomes a freemason he may not be as pure and innocent as even he would like to be himself. His entrance into freemasonry is the commencement of a very long 'journey' however, a journey to discover himself. Along that journey many freemasons, but unfortunately not all, will take on the moral teachings inculcated by freemasonry and thereby the symbols becomes 'alive' in the individual and he then radiates love, or charity, and goodwill to his fellow man.

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Masonic Regalia Suppliers:- Regalia of the finest quality can be obtained by ordering direct via this website. We provide regalia for all masonic orders within Freemasonry including Craft, Holy Royal Arch of Jerusalem, Mark, Knights Templar and the Rose Croix. Also Masonic Regalia Cases,case.

We do not list all available products as there are far too many. Should you require anything whatsoever that is not on this website then please drop us an email or call us and we will be pleased to provide you with full details.

The regalia we supply is of the highest quality standard in every respect and fully conforms to specifications of the United Grand Lodge of England ( UGLE ) where they have provided them.

Please note that most items are held in stock for delivery within 2-4 days however please be aware that certain items, particularly those that are hand embroidered,  do have to be made to order and may take up to 4-6 weeks. Apron badges for ranks within most Provinces are actually held in stock however we cannot guarantee this and it may therefore have to be produced.

Purchasing Masonic regalia and lodge and chapter furniture etc., based solely on price can be a shortcut  to long-term regret; as they say, you get what you pay for. That  said, we believe you will find some of the best prices on the web. Ninety-nine percent of our products are manufactured in the UK and are to such a high quality standard that you can purchase in the knowledge that you will not be disappointed.

Should you require quantities above the norm then please do not hesitate to contact us. Consecrations of new lodges and chapters etc. can be very expensive and as Freemasons ourselves we want to, and will, help you in any way we can to offset the cost.

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