Masonic Caps

Masonic caps are part of the regalia worn by members of different Masonic
bodies and degrees. They are symbolic headpieces that denote rank, degree,
and jurisdiction, often featuring embroidery, insignias, or colors tied to
the specific branch of Freemasonry.

Common Types of Masonic Caps

Scottish Rite Caps

Widely recognized, especially in the Southern and Northern Jurisdictions.

The color and design indicate degree or office:

Black Cap – 32° Sublime Prince of the Royal Secret.

White Cap with Red Cross – Knight Commander of the Court of Honour.

Red Cap – 33° Inspector General Honorary.

White Cap with Gold Trim – Active 33°.

Royal Arch Caps

Often red to symbolize zeal and ardor.

Usually simple, sometimes adorned with an emblem like the Triple Tau.

Knights Templar Caps

Military-style, often black or white with plumes.

Typically feature a cross emblem.

Blue Lodge Caps (less common)

Some lodges adopt caps for ceremonial purposes.

Usually blue with square and compasses.

Features

Material: Velvet, satin, or felt.

Embroidery: Hand or machine embroidery with gold/silver bullion thread.

Symbols: Square & Compasses, Double-Headed Eagle, Crosses, Triple Tau, or
other degree emblems.

Trim: Gold, silver, or colored braid to distinguish rank.

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