
Festal Litt.D Gown. A gown of scarlet polyester cloth, lined with red. Fixed Facings.

M.Acc Gown. A black gown with glove sleeves, having horizontal slits to free the arm, and with strings. On the sleeves there are four buttons joined by cords forming a diamond on the upper edge of each arm slit.

Ed.D Gown. A black gown with glove sleeves, having horizontal slits to free the arm, and with strings. Above each sleeve there are four inches of Doctors’ lace placed horizontally above each arm slit with four buttons placed horizontally above the lace. The facings, four inches wide, are of scarlet cloth and these are available as either fixed or detachable.

Festal Sc.D Gown. A gown of scarlet polyester cloth, lined with pink shot with light blue. Fixed Facings.

M.A Gown. A black gown with glove sleeves, having horizontal slits to free the arm, and with strings. Note – if Status gown is required then strings should be hidden or removed. British made gowns are currently taking up to 2 weeks to make. A free of charge hire gown can be provided if your gown is not ready.

Traditional Cambridge B.A Gown with slits on the top of the short-sleeve. Note, if Status gown is required then strings should be hidden or removed. British Made Gowns are currently taking up to 2 weeks to make. A free of charge hire gown can be provided if your gown is not ready.

M.St Gown. A black gown with glove sleeves, having horizontal slits to free the arm, and with strings. On the sleeves there are five buttons joined by cords forming a cross on the upper edge of each arm slit.

M.A.St Gown. A black gown with glove sleeves, having horizontal slits to free the arm, and with strings. On each sleeve there is a double circle of cord with a button in the centre on the upper edge of each arm slit.

M.Fin Gown. A black gown with glove sleeves, having horizontal slits to free the arm, and with strings. On the sleeves there are four buttons joined by cords forming a diamond on the upper edge of each arm slit.

Vet.M.B. Gown. An open, pointed sleeve with the forearm edge turned back to form a triangle. The triangle is held in position by a double twisted cord with a button at both the top and bottom of the cord.
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