Orange Choir Stole with Crosses

Minimum order of 6 pcs for custom orders.

Our stoles are all made of 100% polyester. Purely made polyester, like our products, is extremely strong, extremely durable and has excellent properties such as being hydrophobic in nature that leads to quick-drying and stain resistance.

They cannot be made in another fabric except for our v-neck stoles that can be made in matte fabric as well.

We recommend dry cleaning for all of our products in order to keep the integrity of the garment. However, our products can be washed in a machine using the gentle cycle or handwashed. For drying, please hang dry. The material can be ironed on a low setting.

Email us the information of what you are looking to order and we can create a mockup for you.

Please provide in the email:

• Quantity and Needed by Date
• Stole Color
• Trim Color (if any)
  Color Options are Antique Gold, Black, Brown, Emerald Green, Gold, Green, Hunter Green, Light Blue, Maroon, Navy Blue, Orange, Pink, Purple, Red, Royal Blue, Silver or White.
• Embroidery or Print
• Length: 31", 33", or 36"
• Width: 3.2", 4.5", or 5"
• Text/images on right, left, or both sides. Please attach any images/logos that you want to use. PNG file is preferred but a high-quality JPEG will work.

Yes, we need a minimum of 6 pcs. Please email us the details of your stoles and we will get back to you with a quote and estimated delivery date.

• Some academic institutions have specific guidelines regarding the length of graduation stoles.
• Check with your school's graduation office or ceremony organizers to see if there are any recommendations or requirements for stole length.
• Consider the overall look you want to achieve with your graduation attire. Ensure that the stole complements your gown and other accessories.
• Some graduates prefer a longer stole for a more dramatic effect, while others may opt for a more understated length.

Please note 25" is used for kindergarten and pre-school graduations. 

31" or 33" are most used for elementary and high school graduations. 

33" or 36" are most used for College and Universities .

You can email us the color that you need, we will get back to you with a closed match. 

We can color match some products if a bulk order is placed.

We do not color match. We have a very specific set of fabrics. We cannot guarantee that our fabric colors will match with another supplier’s fabrics.

We welcome anyone to order with us! Although, we cannot give assurance or be held responsible for our stoles’ colours matching another company’s stoles. We provide unique shades of stoles are not the same with another vendor's products.

A graduation stole is a decorative sash worn by graduates during commencement ceremonies. Stoles are often made of a silky or satin-like material and are worn draped around the neck and over the shoulders, hanging down the front of the graduate's gown. They come in various colors and designs, and the choice of stole often signifies certain achievements, honors, or affiliations.

Graduation stoles are commonly used to denote academic honors, membership in honor societies, or participation in specific programs or activities. Different colors and patterns may be associated with various academic disciplines, achievements, or organizational affiliations. The wearing of graduation stoles adds a personalized and symbolic touch to the traditional graduation attire, allowing graduates to showcase their accomplishments and affiliations as they celebrate their academic achievements.

Embroidery, printing, and sublimation are three different methods used for decorating apparel. Each method has its own unique characteristics, advantages, and limitations. Here's a brief overview of the differences between embroidery, printing, and sublimation on apparel:

1. Embroidery:
2. Printing:
3. Sublimation:

In summary, the choice between embroidery, printing, and sublimation depends on factors such as the design complexity, desired look and feel, fabric type, and intended use of the apparel. Each method has its own advantages and considerations, and the best choice will vary depending on the specific requirements of the project.