KissTies Self-Tied Satin Bow Tie Solid Tuxedo Adjustable Bowties For Adults
A self-tied bow tie reads correctly at formal Lodge events where clip-ons do not. Worth having for installation nights or any degree work that calls for black tie.
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A self-tied bow tie reads correctly at formal Lodge events where clip-ons do not. Worth having for installation nights or any degree work that calls for black tie.
Produced specifically for Lodge use with Masonic references and illustrations. Thin on reviews at this point, so worth confirming the edition matches what your Lodge Secretary expects on the altar.
This carries Commandery regalia, so it is for Knights Templar members only. Five stars from 15 buyers is too thin a sample to take at face value.
For Past Masters only. The emblem marks an office that has been conferred, not an aspiration.
Black version of the same flask. Laser-engraved, powder-coated stainless steel, up to 25 characters for custom text. A dark blue version is also listed.
Engraving is included rather than an add-on, which puts it ahead of similar keychains as a practical gift for a new Master Mason.
The laser engraving is permanent rather than printed, which matters for a piece meant to last. A sensible gift when you know the Brother drinks coffee but not much else about his taste.
The name or message is engraved at order, not added later, so confirm spelling before checkout. Standard 20-ounce size fits most cup holders, which matters for a daily driver.
A practical gift if you know the recipient actually uses a water bottle — the laser engraving is permanent, not a decal. At 32oz it fits most car cup holders.
Same construction as the 32oz sibling; choose this one if the bottle is heading to a job site or an all-day event where refilling is inconvenient.
Tuxedo styling suits Installation nights, degree conferrals, or any event that calls for formal dress. Check what your Lodge actually requires; some treat dark suit and tuxedo as interchangeable, others do not.
Covers Lodge nights that call for a dark suit rather than tuxedo. Slim fit reads young; if you want a more traditional silhouette, size up.
This is a jacket, not a full suit. Trousers are sold separately, so factor that in before buying.
Smaller than most metal emblems at 2.5 inches. The flexible PVC conforms better to curved surfaces than rigid aluminum badges, which makes it more practical on a rounded bumper.
Plastic frame with vinyl lettering, a material step down from the metal Elektroplate frames. Serviceable if cost or low profile is the priority over long-term weather resistance.
Combines the square and compass with an American flag design, which suits a patriotic Brother but is not a Lodge function shirt. Casual wear only.
At one inch wide the pin reads clearly on a lapel without being oversized; the Square and Compass is appropriate for any Master Mason and is not specific to an appendant body or office.
Early rating is strong but only seventeen reviews back it, so treat that number with some caution. Nothing here to distinguish it from a standard necktie beyond the Masonic motif.
Written by a Christian author who approaches Masonic symbolism from an explicitly critical standpoint. Not a neutral reference work, and most practicing Masons will find it disagreeable rather than useful.
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