Blue Lodge Treasurer Apron – Masonic Officer Regalia with Machine Embroidered Wreath & Crossed Keys – Royal Blue Ribbon Detailing

Enhance your Masonic regalia with our Masonic Blue Lodge Treasurer Apron, featuring a beautifully machine-embroidered wreath surrounding the Treasurer’s symbol – a Pair of Crossed Keys. This high-quality Freemason apron is a distinguished piece of Blue Lodge officer regalia, crafted for tradition, durability, and elegance.

Our default design includes faux leather with royal blue ribbon, combined with machine embroidery for a refined and long-lasting finish.

Custom Masonic Aprons – Tailored to Your Lodge’s Needs

As a leading manufacturer of Masonic regalia, we create custom Masonic aprons to meet your unique specifications. If you prefer genuine lambskin leather, we carefully prepare it in our sister-concern tannery, ensuring superior tear strength, durability, and a flawless finish.

Handcrafted Quality & Custom Embroidery Options

Each apron is hand-cut and hand-stitched, reflecting our dedication to superior craftsmanship. Choose from:

✅ Hand embroidery for a traditional, elegant touch
✅ Machine embroidery for precise detailing
✅ Machine printing for an affordable yet refined look

Made-to-Order – Production & Delivery

This Masonic Treasurer Apron is made to order. We do not carry it in stock but will craft it upon receiving your order and design approval. Our production time is 5 to 6 weeks.

Default Features:

✔ Adjustable elastic belt with a side-release buckle for a secure and comfortable fit
✔ High-quality royal blue ribbon for an elegant look
✔ Premium machine embroidery for intricate detailing
✔ Soft fabric backing with a convenient pocket
✔ Standard apron size: 14" x 16"

📩 Request a Custom Quote

Looking for a custom-designed Masonic apron? Contact us today for a personalized quotation based on your preferred design, material, and embroidery options.

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