Which apron for an Entered Apprentice in the Scottish Rite (AASR)? Buying guide
In short. In the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite as worked in French-speaking Lodges (REAA), the Entered Apprentice wears a white apron with a raised flap, alone and without a collar, with white gloves. Our models measure 36 × 31 cm with a 14 cm flap, in faux leather or genuine leather.
| Option | Detail | Product |
|---|---|---|
| Apron + one pair of gloves | white faux leather, 36 × 31 cm | Apprentice & Fellowcraft pack + gloves |
| Three aprons + three pairs of gloves | to equip several members | Pack of 3 aprons + gloves |
| All first and second degree regalia | aprons, gloves | REAA Apprentices – Fellowcrafts |
Frequently asked questions
What size is the REAA Entered Apprentice apron?
Our Entered Apprentice and Fellowcraft REAA aprons measure 36 × 31 cm, with a 14 cm flap that can be raised.
Is a collar worn at the first degree?
No. At the first and second degrees the apron is worn alone, without a collar.
Can I equip several Apprentices in one order?
Yes: the pack of three aprons and three pairs of gloves is designed for that.
