Wear the Craft. Every day.

Most Masonic shopping goes the same way. You need gloves before Thursday, or a ring that won't turn green, or a gift for a Brother being raised on Saturday — and you end up on a site that hasn't been updated since 2009, guessing at sizes, with no idea when anything will arrive.

Masonic Daily exists because that shouldn't be how it works.

What we do

We carry the things a Brother actually uses: rings, lapel pins, necklaces, cufflinks, white gloves, aprons and officer regalia — plus personalized pieces engraved with a lodge name, number and year. Everything is chosen to be worn, not stored. A ring that holds up through a workday. Gloves that survive more than one degree. An apron whose trim doesn't fray by the second year.

We're also set up for lodges, not just individuals. If you're outfitting an officer line or replacing a worn set of regalia for the whole lodge, bulk pricing applies and we'll ship to one address ahead of your installation date.

Who we are

Masonic Daily is operated by TVC Apparel LLC, a US-registered company. We're a small team — small enough that when you email us, a person reads it and answers, usually the same day.

We work with vetted manufacturing partners rather than holding warehouse stock, which is how we keep prices reasonable on pieces that would otherwise carry a heavy retail markup. Personalized items are produced after you order, which is also why they take a few days longer than stock items. We'd rather tell you that up front than let you find out at checkout.

How we handle the things that go wrong

Rings arrive the wrong size. Packages get delayed. A personalized order has a typo in the lodge number.

Our position on all of it is simple: tell us, and we'll fix it. Wrong size gets exchanged. If we made the error on an engraving, we remake it at no cost. If a package is genuinely lost, we reship. We'd rather absorb the cost than have a Brother feel he got taken.

Returns are accepted within 30 days on non-personalized items. Personalized pieces can't be resold, so those are only replaceable if the fault is ours — which is the honest version of that policy rather than the version written to be unenforceable.

On the symbols we sell

The square and compasses means something. We treat it that way.

We don't produce novelty items that trivialize the Craft, we don't sell degree secrets or anything purporting to reveal them, and we don't make items using the registered marks of Shriners International, the Supreme Council, or any Grand Lodge. Where you personalize a piece with your lodge's name, you're the one supplying that — as is appropriate.