Gifts for the Masonic Dad
Something for the grill or the glass. Father · Brother · Mason, in that order.
Father’s Day is the one Masonic gift occasion that belongs to the family rather than the Lodge, and the gifts are lighter for it. The Masonic Dad tee and hoodie say Father · Brother · Mason under the emblem, and the grilling apron finishes the outfit for the man at the grill.
If he has the shirts already, go to the glass. The personalized whiskey glass with his name and Lodge number is the one to give when you want something that is his and nobody else’s. The copper tumbler goes to work with him, the coasters stay on the bar cart at home, and the doormat is the gift for the Dad whose house is the Lodge’s unofficial second meeting place.
For Dad
The shirts, the apron, the glass and the bar-cart pieces.
For Dad
Masonic Dad tee
Father · Brother · Mason, in gold under the emblem. Heavyweight cotton tee, five colors, S to 3XL.
For Dad
Masonic Dad hoodie
Father · Brother · Mason, in fleece. Cotton-blend hoodie with the gold emblem at the chest.
For the grill
Square and compasses grilling apron
Denim-look bib apron with contrast straps and the emblem in gold. For the man at the grill.
Name and lodge engraved
Personalized whiskey glass
His name, lodge, and number laser-engraved into the glass under the square and compasses. Etched, never printed.
For the desk and the drive
Copper vacuum tumbler, 22 oz
Copper-vacuum insulated, matte black, gold square and compasses. Keeps coffee hot through a long meeting.
For the home bar
Cork-backed coaster set
Gold square and compasses on each coaster. A quiet accent for the study or the bar cart.
For the front door
Coir-style doormat, 18 by 30
The square and compasses at the threshold. Gold emblem on black, greeting visitors the Masonic way.
Birthdays
The same list works for a birthday, with one difference: a birthday is the occasion for the larger pieces. The personalized charcuterie board, engraved with his name and Lodge, is the birthday gift for the Dad who hosts. The wall clock and framed art are for the Dad whose study is finally getting furnished. For a milestone birthday, the engraved whiskey, wine and pint glasses from the barware page make a three-glass parcel.
Christmas
December has its own page. The Masonic Christmas page has the crystal, metal and ceramic ornaments and the Fair Isle stocking. The stocking stuffers are the socks, the flask and the keychain. Order early; December processing times are on each listing.
A note on the shirts
The Masonic Dad pieces are appropriate for any Mason who is a father. The Past Master and Worshipful Master shirts are not; those name an office he has to have held. If Dad has sat in the East, the Past Master page has his shirts. Most pieces are made and shipped in the United States, and each Etsy listing shows its processing time, so order a couple of weeks ahead of the day.
Before you order
What size hoodie should I order?
The fleece hoodies run a little roomy. If he is between sizes, take the larger; if he wears a fitted look, take his usual size. Each listing has a measured size chart.
Can the apron be personalized?
The apron carries the emblem only. For his name, choose the personalized whiskey glass or charcuterie board on the Personalized page.
Is it appropriate for children to give Masonic gifts?
Yes. Nothing on this page requires the giver to be a Mason, and a Brother is glad to receive a piece from his family. Only avoid shirts that name an office he has not held.
Is Meet Upon The Level connected to a Grand Lodge?
No. Meet Upon The Level is an independent shop run by a Freemason for Brethren and their families. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any Grand Lodge, and every order is placed and paid for through Etsy.