Masonic Regalia Apron Badge

A Masonic Regalia Apron Badge is an important accessory worn with a Masonic
apron to signify a Mason’s rank, degree, or office within the fraternity.
It is both decorative and symbolic, helping distinguish between members of
different orders or positions.

Key Features:

Design & Material:

Usually crafted from bullion wire embroidery, silk, or machine embroidery.

Mounted on a backing that allows it to be attached securely to the apron.

May include metallic threads, enamel, or jewels depending on rank.

Symbolism:

Each badge bears a unique emblem representing an office or degree, such as:

Square and Compasses (universal Masonic emblem)

Level, Plumb Rule, and Square (officers’ badges in the Blue Lodge)

Triple Tau (Royal Arch)

Cross and Crown (Knights Templar)

Colors also carry meaning: blue for Craft Masonry, red for Royal Arch,
black and white for Knights Templar, etc.

Use:

Worn on the apron flap or body, depending on jurisdiction.

Identifies whether the Mason is a Master, Past Master, Warden, Deacon,
Steward, Secretary, Treasurer, Tyler, Chaplain, or part of a higher degree.

Customization:

Badges are often removable so aprons can be re-used for different offices.

Some are fixed (embroidered directly), while others are detachable (metal
or embroidered patches).

Minimum Order: 100 pieces

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