A regional supplier that grew out of a lodge and never forgot the room it started in.
We supply Masonic lodges across the Midwest with regalia, ritual equipment, lodge furnishings, and custom jewels. Small staff, aged inventory, and enough tenure in the trade to know your officer titles without asking.
- 1978
- founded
- 47
- years operating
- 12,000
- SKUs stocked
- 2,400+
- lodge accounts
- 9
- Grand Lodges served
- 24 hr
- standard turnaround
Since 1978, in the same warehouse.
STL Masons Supply Co. began in 1978 as an in-house supply operation for St. Louis Missouri Lodge No. 1, the oldest active Masonic lodge in Missouri. What started as a shared purchasing pool for the officers of a single lodge grew, through the 1980s, into a small-scale supplier for neighboring lodges under the Grand Lodge of Missouri.
By 1990 we were serving lodges beyond St. Louis. The domain stlmasons.com was registered in 2003 as an alternate contact web address for the shared lodge-and-supply presence. In 2008 the supply operation formally spun out as a Missouri LLC under license from Grand Lodge of Missouri A.F. & A.M.
The warehouse at 11122 Olive Blvd in Creve Coeur has been our home since 2010. In 2020 we added nationwide shipping and specialty regalia lines (Scottish Rite, York Rite, Shrine). Today we hold accounts with nine Grand Lodges across the Midwest and ship custom jewels and specialty items nationwide.
12,000 square feet of climate-controlled inventory.
Our warehouse holds standing inventory for our nine Grand Lodges across the Midwest, plus specialty items for Scottish Rite, York Rite, and Shrine. Climate-controlled zones protect wool regalia and lambskin aprons from Missouri humidity. Standard 24-hour turnaround for in-stock items.
11122 Olive Blvd, Suite 200
Creve Coeur, MO 63141
Warehouse pickups by appointment. Mon\u2013Fri 8am\u20135pm CT.
A quick glossary.
For visitors new to the Masonic supply trade, here is a shorthand for the four categories we stock.
- Regalia
- The clothing and insignia worn by lodge officers and members: aprons, jewels of office (collar-suspended pendants indicating station), collars, gauntlets, sashes.
- Ritual equipment
- The physical tools used during degree work: the 24-inch gauge, common gavel, chisel of the Entered Apprentice; the plumb, square, level of the Fellow Craft; the trowel of the Master Mason. Plus altars, the three great lights, pillars, letter G.
- Lodge furnishings
- The physical furniture of the lodge room: Master’s chair, Senior Warden’s station, Junior Warden’s station, ballot box, deacon rods, tyler’s sword, charter frames.
- Custom jewels
- Personalized jewels for milestone occasions: Past Master jewels presented to outgoing Worshipful Masters, 25/50/60/70-year membership jewels, engraved presentation pieces.