Purple & Orange Collar SashWorn around the neck over the shoulders. The purple and orange palette signifies high-ranking lodge degrees.Features the M·O·U abbreviation (Manchester Unity of Oddfellows) and the classic motto banner: “Friendship, Love & Truth”."P·G" Shoulder Badge
A gold-embroidered velvet patch positioned on the right shoulder of the collar sash.P·G stands for Past Grand, indicating that the owner successfully completed their term as the Noble Grand (the president/leader) of their local lodge.Gold Star & Tassel Pendant
- a decorative 8-pointed metallic starburst positioned at the front apex of the collar sash, anchoring a gold-wire tassel.Represents the "radiant star," a traditional Oddfellows symbol of guiding light and cosmic order.
Embroidered Blue Sash
A secondary body sash worn over the shoulder and across the torso, featuring white outer borders and a metallic fringe fringe.Includes a beautiful central silk panel hand-painted with allegorical figures (representing Faith and Hope), the Order's coat of arms, and the official text "G. Tutill Artist, 83 City Road, London".Black Silk Lodge Apron
A formal apron meant to be tied around the waist via an integrated cord. It is split down the middle into a "bifurcated" trouser-protection style common to 19th-century lodge dress