| Craft Freemasonry | United Grand Lodge of England (UGLE), Grand Lodge of Scotland (GLoS), Grand Lodge of Ireland (GLoI), OWF & HFAF | Entered Apprentices wear a plain white lambskin apron; Fellowcrafts wear a white lambskin apron with two sky-blue rosettes; Master Masons wear a lambskin apron lined and edged with sky-blue ribbon, with three rosettes and silver tassels. |
| Holy Royal Arch | Supreme Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of England / Supreme Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Scotland | Companions wear a white lambskin apron bordered with indented crimson and dark blue (purple) ribbon featuring the Triple Tau on the flap, a matching crimson and blue sash worn over the left shoulder, and the Royal Arch breast jewel (double triangle with sun and scroll). |
| Mark Master Masons | Grand Lodge of Mark Master Masons of England and Wales | Mark Master Masons wear a white leather apron with a triangular flap bordered with light blue ribbon edged with crimson, and a breast jewel crafted from a white keystone suspended from a blue and crimson ribbon. |
| Knights Templar & Malta | Great Priory of the United Religious, Military and Masonic Orders of the Temple and of St John of Jerusalem, Palestine, Rhodes and Malta | Members wear a white mantle and tunic embellished with a red Passion or Patonce cross, a woven crusader belt and sword, a black silk sash, and a star/cross jewel. |
| Rose Croix (18th to 33rd Degree) | Supreme Council 33° of the Ancient and Accepted Rite for England and Wales (and Supreme Council for Scotland) | In the 18th Degree, members wear a crimson velvet collar embroidered with the Pelican, Rose, and Cross (reversible to black during part of the ceremony) and a gilt breast jewel shaped as compasses surmounted by a crown enclosing a pelican and eagle. |
| Women's Freemasonry (OWF & HFAF) | The Order of Women Freemasons (OWF, founded 1908) & The Honourable Fraternity of Ancient Freemasons (HFAF, founded 1913) | Members wear formal black evening dress or dark trouser/skirt suits with white gloves and traditional Craft aprons and collars. |