Cambridge University
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Our gowns, hoods and caps are designed to meet the precise academic dress requirements at your university. Please note students attending an MA graduation ceremony at Cambridge need to hire the BA graduation set to the event. Students attending a bachelors graduation ceremony wear the hood of the award they are receiving with their undergraduate gown, so need only hire a bachelors hood.
Caps are not traditionally worn at Cambridge graduation ceremonies and do not form part of the official academic dress scheme, however many students like to hire a cap for photographs.
If you are organising robe hire for your Cambridge University graduation it's important to order the correct items for your degree. BA students will wear their undergraduate gown accompanied by a BA hood, which is white wiht black fur. Students graduating with an MA will wear a BA gown, accompanied by the BA hood to their graduation ceremony.
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Cambridge University Graduations
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We work hard to ensure that our hoods precisely match university regulations and those manufactured by other suppliers. Fabrics are custom dyed to match university colours and we use a broad variety of fabric finishes and weights so our customers blend in seamlessly.
Each graduation gown we make is made from 70% recycled polyester which is manufactured from recycled plastic waste. This is then blended with 30% viscose for a soft finish. Every graduation gown contains a minimum of 550g of recycled plastic waste, which equates to at least 28 500ml plastic bottles. The final result is a soft fabric that looks and feels like gowns made by any other supplier.
Our mortarboards are made from a soft black felt material with a ribbon finish arround the base of the cap. A flexible cap and 'secure fit' elastic inside the headband ensure all of our mortarboards are a comfortable fit and stay in place on your graduation day.
*Churchill Gowns is not associated with and does not represent this institution in any way