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Yellow, royal blue and black graduation gowns with coordinating caps.

Custom Graduation Gowns

Graduation gowns come in polyester satin, plain polyester or blends, sized by height with bound front edges. Embroidery gives the crest texture. Foil adds a metallic finish to the class year.

Graduation Gown Styles

Ceremony gowns can come with matching accessories.

Black graduation gown and cap with a royal blue stole and cord.

Gowns, Crests and Stoles

School color, crest and year are separate choices.

  • School-color gown
    Plain cloth or satin in the approved shade.
  • Crest-embroidered gown
    Embroidery gives a front crest texture.
  • Gown and cap with year detail
    A dated cap accessory can carry the class year. For a year on the gown itself, specify print or foil.
  • Gown with matching stole
    Matching stoles fall over the front of the gown.

Height Bands and Finished Length

Height bands determine gown size, independently of shirt size.

  • Height-based sizing
    Shoulder-to-hem length follows the height chart.
  • Front closure
    Zips or bound edges finish the front opening.
  • Gown color
    Gowns and accessories have separate shade references.
  • Crest or class year
    The emblem can sit clear of the stole.
Long black graduation gown with pleated shoulders on a mannequin.
Red and black academic gown with contrasting front panels and striped sleeves.

Printed, Stitched and Metallic Details

Embroidery gives texture, foil a metallic finish.

  • Embroidered crest
    Colored thread builds the school crest.
  • Year mark
    The year can be foil-stamped or printed.
  • Matching stole
    Stoles can match the gown color.
  • Matching cap
    Matching caps can be priced separately.
Navy gown fabrics with matte and shiny finishes.

Polyester Satin and Plain Cloth

Full-length folds show the drape and sheen.

  • Polyester satin
    Satin gives the gown a reflective sheen.
  • Polyester cloth
    Other polyester fabrics can have less sheen.
  • Color matching
    We compare shades on the actual fabrics.
  • Finish
    Binding and pressing finish the edges and folds.

Where the Class Year and Crest Appear

The opening and stole leave different areas for the crest and class year.

A folded navy gown with a small embroidered motif and cap.

Stitched crest

Colored thread forms a textured crest on the gown front.

Gold-tone 2026 year charm with a small loop for a cap tassel.

Year on the cap

A dated tassel charm keeps the year on the cap when the gown will be reused.

Dark lettering near the lower edge of a gold stole against a red gown.

Stole lettering

Specify the wording and its distance from the end of the stole so both sides hang evenly.

Royal blue stole beside a black graduation gown.

Stole overlap

A crest beside the stole stays visible when worn.

A navy gown being pressed beside a matching cap and stole.

Cutting and Finishing Height-Based Gowns

We cut to height, bind the edges, fit the chosen closure and press the gown. Matching caps and stoles are separate items. Packs can be grouped by class and height for handout.

Graduation Gown Enquiries

Dates and wearer heights help us quote for the ceremony.

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Ceremony Sets, Samples and Timing

Yes, on suitable cloth. Embroidery forms the crest and foil adds a metallic year.
Yes. Style, fabric and decoration set the sample fee. Gowns usually take 7–10 calendar days, plus shipping. We credit 50% toward the matching bulk order. Sampling the ceremony gown.
Each height band has a shoulder-to-hem length. Cap size is separate. Schoolwear production process.
The crest can sit beside the stole so it stays visible.
No. Gowns typically start at 300–500 per style and color, depending on construction, decoration and quantity. Caps and stoles are separate.
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