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Embroidered Masonic and Shriner gloves

Shrines wore gloves to protect their hands from the effect of their work. The tradition of wearing gloves was then passed on to other Masons. Thus, gloves came to be a regalia worn by Freemasons. They are a symbol of a higher and glorious purpose and above all, Purity.
Shrine gloves merely symbolize the HAND itself; usually, however, they signify high status, clean hands, white gloves as cleanliness and purity. They also conceal; they highlight the gestures of the HAND. Gloves embody power and protection, as well as nobility.

Our white cotton gloves are made for lodge, chapter and temple use, with emblems embroidered on the cuff: Past Master, Royal Arch, Scottish Rite, Shrine and more. Gloves come individually packed and can be ordered in any quantity for full lodge sets.

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