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Aprons, rings, gloves, gavels, and everything else the Craft actually wears and uses, catalogued with the context to choose well. Plus the guides nobody hands you at your first meeting.
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The Catalog
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Organized by what the thing is, not by which body wears it, because a ring is a ring. Filter by rite once you are inside.
Aprons & Regalia
The badge of a Mason, plus cases, collars, and officer regalia.
Rings
Blue Lodge, Past Master, York Rite, Scottish Rite, Shrine.
Lapel Pins
Square and compasses, past master, Templar, eagle, fez, star.
Gloves
White gloves, plain and embroidered, required in many Lodges.
Attire
Suits, tuxedos, bow ties, neckties, shirts, fezzes, caps.
Jewelry
Cufflinks, tie bars, pendants, bracelets, watches.
Lodge Supplies
Gavels, working tools, altar volumes, officer jewels, candles.
Books
History, symbolism, monitors, and the standard references.
Gifts & Decor
Mugs, glassware, flasks, coins, wall art, keychains, wallets.
Auto Emblems
Chrome emblems, decals, license plate frames.
All the Gear
Browse every apron, ring, pin, book, gift, and Lodge essential in one place.
Start Here
The useful answers, before the shopping.
What Freemasonry is, how a man joins, and what the York Rite and Scottish Rite actually are. Written plainly, with nothing esoteric disclosed.
Apron Guide
Lambskin versus cloth, plain versus embroidered, Blue Lodge versus Chapter versus Commandery, what each apron is for, when to buy one, and how not to waste money.
Read the guideVisiting Another Lodge
How to visit a Lodge you do not belong to: what to bring, how the examination works, what to wear, and the small courtesies that mark you as someone who has done it before.
Read the guideWhat Is Freemasonry?
No symbols decoded, no conspiracies confirmed. What the fraternity actually is, where it came from, what happens at a meeting, and what it is not.
Read the guideBy Body
Choose your Masonic lane.
Blue Lodge is where every Mason starts and stays. The rest are appendant: different, not higher.
Blue Lodge
The Craft Lodge: Entered Apprentice, Fellowcraft, Master Mason.
487 itemsYork Rite
Chapter, Council, and Commandery: the American York Rite.
70 itemsScottish Rite
The 4° through 32°, and the honorary 33°.
45 itemsShrine
Shriners International: the fez, and the hospitals behind it.
43 itemsEastern Star
The Order of the Eastern Star: the affiliated family body.
23 itemsPennsylvania note: the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania works its own ritual and keeps its own customs, and the York Rite is strong here. Where a guide on this site says "check your jurisdiction," Pennsylvania is exactly the jurisdiction it means.What's different in PA →
More From the Catalog
Browse by category and Masonic body. Current product details are on Amazon.
(2 Pair) Blue Square And Compass Machine Embroidered Masonic 100% Cotton…
Two pairs means you have a spare for the same degree night if one gets dirty or goes missing. Glove requirements vary by jurisdiction — confirm your lodge's expectations on color and style before buying.
1" American Flag with Masonic Square and Compasses Freemason Lapel Pin
At one inch, this reads clearly on a lapel without looking crowded next to a name badge. The Masonic Exchange is a dedicated supplier, which generally means the emblem proportions are right.
10/20/50/100Pcs Masonic Lapel Pins Bulk
Priced and packaged for giving away, not wearing to Lodge. Useful for table lodges, civic tabling, or new member kits where unit cost matters more than finish quality.
10/24/100 Pcs Masonic Flag Lapel Pins Bulk
100 Days To Learn Masonic Ritual: A Workbook to Learn Masonic Ritual in 100…
Aimed at candidates and newer Masons memorizing the work. Ritual varies by jurisdiction, so treat it as a study framework rather than the authoritative text for your Lodge.
100% Silk Mens Bowtie Self Tie Bow Tie Bowtie Tuxedo Wedding Solid Color…
Self-tie is the traditional choice and holds a knot better through a long evening than pre-tied. Check what your degree team or Lodge actually wears before committing to a color.
101 Secrets of the Freemasons: The Truth Behind the World's Most Mysterious…
Despite the sensationalist title, this reads as popular history aimed at curious outsiders and candidates rather than an exposé. The 623 reviews signal accessible and readable; a reasonable first book for someone who just petitioned.
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