Special Attire Distinguishes this Elite Group
Bonnet Badges, Feathers & Pockets Badges
*Note: the feathers are to be approx: 6" and are available locally at most craft stores.

The regalia has been researched for authenticity and the head cover will replace the present 32nd degree hat. An optional plaid for your local Valley may be selected and voted on by your members of the Scottish Rite. 
The chosen headgear will be selected from those shown.
We suggest the "Plain Glengarry" headwear available from many sources including "The Scotland Yard - Headwear" 

All members will wear their hat with the proper bonnet badge, feathers and pocket badges (medallions) as follows:

Chieftain 3 Gold Feathers* Golden Regalia Bonnet Badge
1st Vice-Chieftain 2 Gold Feathers* Golden Regalia Bonnet Badge
2nd Vice-Chieftain 2 Gold Feathers* Golden Regalia Bonnet Badge
Secretary 2 Gold Feathers* Golden Regalia Bonnet Badge
Treasurer 2 Gold Feathers* Golden Regalia Bonnet Badge
All Barons (honorary) 1 White + 1 Gold Feather* Silver Regalia Bonnet Badge
All General Membership 2 White Feathers* Silver Regalia Bonnet Badge
All Membership Authentic Design Pocket Badge Golden Pocket Badge

The Knights of St. Andrew are identified by their uniform and regalia; often entering special events accompanied by bagpipes and drums, becoming the elite unit of all Scottish Rite Masons.
    Carefully researched for authenticity, the 17th Century bonnet, with its cock feathers protruding from its Bonnet Badge as shown in (Fig. B & Fig. B-1), will replace the conventional 32nd degree black hat. Membership is restricted to 32* Freemasons.
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