Ceremonial Parade Cloak
A formal ceremonial parade cloak represents traditional outerwear worn by official honor guards during cold outdoor ceremonies.
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Elements of a Ceremonial Parade Cloak
Ceremonial parade cloaks are sleeveless outer garments draped over uniform shoulders for protection against wind and weather during formal processions. This garment features a tall standing collar, broad flowing front flaps, and a prominent decorative clasp at the neck.
Tradition of Ceremonial Capes and Cloaks
Formal cloaks have been part of official ceremonial attire for centuries, originating as protective capes for mounted patrols and diplomatic guards. The broad flaps fall smoothly over the arms, allowing freedom of movement while keeping the officer warm. The neck clasp holds the heavy fabric securely in place so the cloak stays aligned while marching.
Real Colors of a Ceremonial Cloak
- Exterior wool fabric: Midnight navy blue, royal blue, dark crimson red, or black
- Inner lining fabric: Bright scarlet red, gold satin, or matching dark navy
- High collar exterior: Dark navy blue or black felt cloth
- Neck clasp buckle: Metallic gold, burnished brass, or polished silver